http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4bc905bdae1d36156c09a1fe9bb7f94d.pdf 1728e48c86755cf7b21e5b6fce52483a PDF Text Text • oli' • - •• ' ) ' I ] en tin e .-- ~ t~·i <.< C e • "' ~;:::;: - ~--------~~~----~------~·~-~~----~--------~D~·~·~~~ei~~~o~T~.. ~-~-.-~ri~!~•·~·~~~~~~T~..~~~~~~·~·~~~~-a.~o~a~A~n.~----.---.--~------~ ~~' VOL XVI NO. 120 • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1964 ' York is Home In Beloved Mountains .. TRAv._ AFB, CalU - U. Klumnann, wbo .. tap«~ ComJII!IIllst captivity In Laos, stapJief' onlll the U.S. !Pinland WedneOday night and wu greeted by hit wfe, Sara, II. a happy reunion. ','It'• great tr be home," ut_IJ!med the 30 • year • i::!iarlel F. POMEROY OHIO TONIGHT & THURSDAY JoiOT OPEN FRIDAY thru WED. S•pt. 4-9 WALT DISNEY 'S "THE MOON SPINNERS" (Technicoiorl STOCKINGS .Bayley Mills. Eli Wallach. Peter ltlcEnerv. Joa n Grtoe n· wood. ' ~(Qilll&nn, as climbed fi'om the military transport which bad orougbt him from Bangkok. CARTOONS THURSDAY lh•u SAT. an ' $UN., MON. and TUES. ' Sept. 13-14-15 !'WILD AND WONDERFUL" (Technicolorl Curtis, Christine Kaur · CAPE KENNEDY ALL-STAR Sl!:LJ!!CTION - . The useful ness of Boys' League baseball In Meigs Unitad States tonight plans ~~~~~~~~!Y, has Eroved 1ts worth time and time agam. One area, however, which h a 8 ~~ Its lar&est scientific sateiestab 1shed a solid program is Rutland. but there are boys there who would tJtt to study space and Jts haif such, a program were started. One of these is Rocky Williams, 12 yearzards to manned voyages to the Mr.~~ Mrs. Ray Williams of Rutland. Rock;Y joined the Little League in mobn and planets. Md., t IS summer while his father was working on construction there and named on IS league all-star team as first baseman. The Oakland all-stars ended e 1,013_pound ph cal ob,.,rvatory a Foutburg, Md. ~am 3-1. Rocky will be an eighth grader at Rutland this .. be rocketed 011 an• - ,:~~~: to play orgamzed baseball on Rutland next summer.-Sentinel Photo. ~~&tit that will take I· or of tJte way to the moon. Launch ~mo l ls from 9iJ4 p.m. EDT to IG:Oli p.m. EDT. Trade In & Close Out \ 6500 BTU Fedders AIR CONDITIONER - Sack to ...School With~. Reg. $195.00 ~AIO N 5 ELECTRIC (Guaran erators ... l' to d) · Hotpoint-Frigldair.-Kalvlnator 3 900 Electric Range HOTPOINT ~ ·· ' DRIVE· IN ' . 'ft~.·~ · .:~' BUSTER· · _ . j=tO\NN~ '"vo:uh . TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT Jerry Lewis "ROCK·A-BYE BABY" A~LlH!A'f c .ttaLDUN'I &HOES {Technieolor) ' -lndDerren Nesbitt and Julle Hopkins in "LIFE IN DANGER" WE GUARANTEE' ' A PERFECT FIT! i Mr. Milhoan, -andJanette Scott "'PARANOIAC" 26" DELUXE ~r-7.99 .._.;·"• Boys Bicycle SCHOOL DAYS • •• TIME FOR 1 Set Dayton 20 lb. . Store Scales " I . 1 POLL-PARROT SHOES 7.99.,. with Acfuatod Prlto Chart HOT POINT Electric Dryer 6.99 7.99 - . 12 Gauge Remington Pump Gun 4.99 to 7.99 \ Narrow and Wide Widtba Portable & 21" Console ••, • .- I• ... ... ·:· ·". .~ r·:, TELEVISION :. ' .:·•· ' ~·~ ·'· !, . ·I y • ;._, .. " . .''' ...' .. AUTO ,· Seat Covers ••• M the demands school makeo of shoes· · Fino! Slotk Of Lawn Mowers 22" 2V2 H.P. Example: Rotiry Mowor Drntlc Close Out Prlc• Rog. $59.95, $44.95' -mot ill tho"" sarvlcaable styiH. ·hey hllwo the rlfiBedneoo and durability, 111 n«enary, plus ploeslns desians • tD deltflht MICil member of th4l 4esk 18t. 6.".., ' ' ' ' &R Firestone MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ .. . . ·~ ·~ I ,. Woodland Refuge Bill Is Signed ~ ~ Mason County···~ Get New Inddst MALL, Tenn. (UPI)- Aivln C. York was borne bls beloved Cumberland MDuntalns for good · today. oo longer haunted hy the deed wblcb · made him the greatest foot soldJer of World War I. The legendary mountaineer was returned to his sprawling fann on the Wolf River Wedneaday from Veterans Hospital In Nashville were he died Wednesday at the age of 76. Funeral services tentatively were scheduled for Saturday with burial In Wolf River Cemeterv, not far from the mountain ledge where York married childhood sweetheart, Gracie Williams, after his trium1ploanl return from the war. A deeply religious man, York confided in his last known interview that the memory of the 25 German soldiers he killed during the bloody battle of Argonne Forest in France remained .with him through the years. "! stm don't like to think about it even today," York said in the interview on his birthday last Dec. 13. "I always believed in the Lord's commandment 'Thou shalt not kill,' but 1 also believe there are times when a man ju.•t has to fight for the lthiin2S· he believes." 1 SAIGON, VIetNam- Pre~nler Nguyen Kha"h returned unexpectedly to Saigon tocia} In pal'$lt acceptance. of American suggestion tha Ito rejllm as soon as poslilble. Alter Khanb stepped down from the presidency last week· and following two weeks of · and went to si•·k leave, U.· S. Ambassador Maxwell D. Ta••lor I ••ld Kanb "Ezpected to ret11m I jo Saigon ill the nest days rtsume bis oormsl dutlea. Iliad of government:• S•pt. 10·11 ·12 11TOM JONES" (Technicolor) Finney . Sussa nah Griffith, Oamt> h ••••• be ~!ALL . UNDA SUE GIIIBS Unc!a Sue Gibbs, daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gibbs ol 108 Roaewood-Ave., CirclevUle, graduated from nunes al Good Samaritan traiDlllg bospltal In Clnclnnalt recently MJts Gibbs spent one year at Oblo Slate and tbe otber lbree at the Cincinnati bospital. Attending the graduation from Pomeroy were grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Ebersbacb, aod her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gibbs. Detroit Man Killed in Accident �::;· . . . ' ' ' • Tlee Daily Sentinel Aa ..utoNlz Grow Old Along With Me 1 I • I . " 'Financial Gossip . THIS coun~ appean to be fortunate In that It •pparently is off the main llream of Ulf great increase In !K'rlous crime. Accotding to the Federal Bureau of lnveM!gation there were 2.259,100 Hri~us crimes cb.!Dmitted in the country during 1963. and\tlleir estimate is that -4 . It went eve• higher Ibis year. Tha~ tremendOlll' total according to tbe blireau j ·, • te.F"sents a 10 per cent Increase over 1: ,; 1116 ' 1982 figure. and in the past five . :yean~.;me in this country has incr~as· ·.·. ed five tim•• faster than the population 1 I i"Owth. In looking at this great increase , ~ Clime, w~ as taxpayers have to dtg ev· en 4eo.per to. meet the cost of cnme. Ev· f1i ·Ail thoL<gh It cuts n~ big figure locally '.We still hav• to help mdirectly to pay the costs of th• inroads of criminals A con· II(Vative esrimate of the cost of crime 111 America IS set at 27 billion dollars an· uuailv. ' A more effective way to reverst the trend of cr1me will have to be found or •We will be robbed ~lind . Both' major po· Utical parties at their conventions this , ·summer recognized to a degree the mo· ~ ·. rat decay and the growth of lawlessness •i 'ID generai. We are faced with a com~eti· ·, ttve contest between the forces of cnme l!ld eff•ctive taw enforcement . The situlltion ealls tor an all out offense, wh!ch Wtll nip crime in the bud, and bnng •bout a declining rate. First and fore· most in the battle 'gains( crime Is to h•ve a torcr that iA adequately equipped to ,do the job. First there is a matter of outstan.1tng personnel, with the _proper training and all types of facUlties to brinJ! the cr•minal to heel. In a great rna· . IIJ cities and towns in the country the By Mil' JIOGV1I VPI FJrwict.l Editor PO" I.~I -. l l•... ,. Voice of Broadwav ••. rr""ortiP" '· By DOROTHY KII,GALLIN .' f ''. ? ;:;.;. :. ·<09rothy Kllgallen is on vacation. "!:~ · ( ·,-~\ol I ' Her guest columnist today is Broad· way producer and restauratelll', Joe 'J Kipness.) By JOE KIPNESS "The ea ;t side is the chic side ... but the West Side is the Best Side." So go the lyrics of a song in a recent off-Broadway musical about the relative merih of Manhattan Island's two major geographic divisions The~ are a lot of J!llyers and shakers in Our Town, how· • •..,... bu'lll1essmen, realtors, builders, r1tpieurs, cultural miters and show b · ss "entrepreneurs - who've wagertid. tlier,-quivalent o( a miniatur}l Fort Xilox fo bark their iudgment that the West Side Is not only "the chic side." Five miles long and a mile wide, tbe West Side IS five square miles of magic -the Jruslest, and most im!Jortant rell.l estate Ia tbe 'World, where one out of every three people employed in New York City works. No other area its size any· where can match it industrially, commercially or culturally It measures its busi· DOSS in bUlions. It is the entertainment ~apter of the nation. l!rb.~dway (tbe one-and-only "Creal White W:l!y";, Rockefeller Center, Times Sq\Iare, \ Greenwich Village, the Metropo1ltan ~ra House, Lincoln Center, tveey IDfJO< legitimate theatre In the ~ty; •i~ssel of luxury movie . palaces, fllm !!Udlolo, TV and radio networks, "'il even a group of tiny off-Broadway · theatl?!l on West 42d Street between Jlljnth and rentb Aves. give the West J Side a virtual monopoly on the business ,;: ~illcft there is no ~ther business like. I .. •te,· ~ oJ; ~~ ":~ • • • '" ~'!\ True enough, In the postwar period, 'the lion's share of construction in New York City took place East of FiftbRleamlng office buildings and posh artmP.nt towers. In the past yean, ho'fever, the "drive to the hail Men losing momentum the W.st Side of unpreoedented boom. have in· vested millions to' improve properties and ere~ new edifices sup,portlng this "retum Ito the West Side ' and demonatratmg their faith in the future of the area. Muth of this faith is lillked to the presence on the West Side of show bUI· iness and the enterprises allied with it. Some trace the West Side revival back to 1956, when the huge New York Coliseum Exhibition Hall and adjoining 28·story office building were opened on CoJUmhus Circle overlooking the south· ern bound&ry of Central Park. Others pinpoint it still earlier to tbe first announcement of plans for tbe $115 million 1..incoln Center complex. This exciting new mecca of the dty's performing six architecturallydazzling structures surrounded by parks, plazas, promenades and fountains to be ' fully comp!Ated in 1966·.,- has spurred a 'renaissance of the entire Upper West Side wllh the constlilctlon of a series of new luxury apartment dwellings, 1 swank new motel, several new restauranta, and a new downtown campus for Fordham :university. Only a few blocks further south on Central Park South stands an· other ~ew cultural monument - Huntington Hartford's controversial Gallery of Mod"rn Art - the tallest (ten stories) art gall~ry m the world. A decade ago, even the most visionary crystat-~all gazer would not have predicted the pres~nt West Side boom. As recently as two years ago when my partner, Art Schindler, and I announced we were pl.nning to open the Hawaii ·Kal Restaun:nt on Broadway at 50th Street a lot of peoople said we were crazy. N~ fewer than 12 restaurants had filed for bankruptcy on · the same site. Since we're shortly planning to open 1 second dining apot on the West Side, It's apparent we didn't euess wrong. They point to cmtlnulnl Jndl eators of otMnglb In the ~ omy: cooct ateel producllaa out. put, bleb demml ill many ftelds, hi&h potential apo llal expenditures iD lndllllrJ, steady income fllures. . suddenly came to life during the past aeveral years wltb new luxury Inns and motels totaling some 8,000 rooms. All tbls new hotel ,coiis_truC!!~ focused on tbe Weat Side. The Weat Side Is allo tbe city's premiere shopping center. ~ore tbau two . milhon shoppen a day patronize Ita 9,· 000 retail outlets, Including 21 of the large aepartment storea whOle names are internationally known, such u .Ma· cy's, Glmbels, stem's aud Ohrbach'a. The mnual sales volume II well over three billions. . . . . . . & .......... . 't'j ' ,. Countmng lllese and •PPII" • "lillY with some effect In 1111 paot two w•.U lu>91 been apo prebenslons over such domellie developmenla as lhe poll!iblll· tiel of strikes in the aut.. • dultrieo and against rallroldl. ·'rhete Ill concern over Soutlteaot Alia trouble• wh!UI aeelll to !<how no Improvement. Today's 'Medical ·ReptJrt· Wayne G. Brondolad~ M.D. A woman's 6 - monll>old grandchild bu 1 -ping eruption all over his body, The dooJor called II eczema. lit bad the mother aubotltute pt'a milt lor eow'• milk iD bls formula. He also prescribed a tar ointment but since t h o eruption Is slow in clearllli qp, the reader Ill worried and wanll to !moll' more about lhla condi· lion. The eczema of most infants Ill due to 101ne form of allergy. Allllough many doctors believe cow'• milt to be a cause, lhla Ill bard to provo and It has been shown by carefully controlled observations that cow's milk a· lone Ill rarely if ever lhe prin· By ca;n:n cipal may, bowowr, be a lac EtP and oranaa juioe or combination of thel8 fooda may be the undel'" lying caUH. lllfotne -IDI lllowa 10111e !mprovemeDI bt1IM nmmer ud, repnllesa of aea- · II oftea clean ap IJIOIIIaDeou)f by the time the eldkl II I Jlllrl old. 'l'l!ele - • cl!lld- ,.., uwever, , are bJ apt fever or ulbma u IIIey pow older. ol.e )laby who was aiJor8le 1o wool wu lo clevelop ..,.... ol W. .-ma whea a wooly lal' aalmal was taken •· wey from blm aad replaced b7 an animal covered with - ol the ... ayDibelle fa1rrieo, HELEN HELP ·US! l - - by Helen Bottel--' J'INICKY GUEST Dear Helen: II short time ago there waa menllon in your column about over • spending of young co~ lege married students. Recently I uw an exampll of under - spending. I was ln· vlted for dinner to the homt1 of 1 young college professor, new· ly 8I"aduated from the university. They are atlll Uving •• they dld when he was a atuclent, and lhe was piling by oo a rigid 'n!dget, which, it ....,. to me, gives the college I bllck eye. After an, Ita !aeulty famllies abould have clef· inila Uving llandardl. The YOilll8 couple had excellent barbecued chicken, but the ulad waa dumped in the bottom of an oversized bowL Too many lrlpr were made to a nellhbor'a ice boJ: to get the watenneloa (wbicb woulda'! flt Ia thein) and IDiecta ran ·ua wild at the '"!~door table. Law we went Into the bouse and !he cooUnc Qllem wouldll't work. All 1111 furn1. lure ... plllbed to the wallll to lllvt tbl elrUdnn a plaet to 1 pl&J, .... the back and Inn& ICreOIII were ruined b)" 1111· cbildren. The woman sbowecl u a pa~ tern by wbicb lbe llllde an her elolba She dlsparaaed ... et our leallinl deefpm oC lood. pottiuw. lllr .will( 11 pushecl • out aereena to a hapo py, hard • wortlng and budgetpressed JOilllll bousewlfa who linda time between sewing, managing her brood - and enjoying them - and fl&hlllll witb a ballcy air condiUoner, to entertain 1 womaa who mi8bt otherwise oat alone? I liiink you lboulcl bave concentratecl on biting: the elcellent barbecued chicken - not the haDd tlwt feel you! -H. POP GOES THE PAPER BOY Dear Helen: I bave one amall flow.- bed In my fruit yard. I take two papers da!JY. Believe II or not, lhat'l where my papers land. I've uked both cleUvery boya lo throw their papera In the driveway, but tho only lime IIIey clo tills II if rain baa left a laqe puddle u.r,. What can I do? - o. G. -Dear D.: . . the boya - Dleely - tD tbrow your papen In a dellif· Mlild IJICII. They'll do lllelr boll to p~NH, Whatever lbe clllllt. aoap llllll hiM wtlir~ water 'lupeclally ft-"· . · ; wind and llrODi •..,...bl w ...-avail the eUidltloa. · OVer- . feecllne, especially wltb fatty fooda, will a1llo make the 110aema worse. An !mporlanl pari of t b 1 trea!ment Ill to prevent tho child from aeratcbing lealons. The may require putting spUntl 011 bill arms. The lldn lhould be cleaned wttlr lanolin or mineral on. Antibiottca are IOIIIOtimel necessary to prevent·or cure • fecllon. Tbe treatment 11 cltffl. cult and authorities do not atways agree on what ls the moot effective treatment. Your doetor may have to ley 10veral metlroda before any improvement Ia noted. A eorlisone ointment apartngly applied Ia reeonunended by aome. A.CI'IIdlt coal tar cream bao proved very eHecUve in many casea but ll lbould be made with a greueleBI base llke 1 vlllilbinJ cream. · Fairland and Wednesday morn- 8:30 preparing for tbe season ing they pasted Racine 72-11. opener In Middleport against Coach Ashley, giving one of Rutland which has been moved his short lectures at the midpoint breathing spell in the Racine melee, .,ad only this to say - "You aren't hustling." To that point the unofficial count of >.¥hat \"B~ going on was respectable. Soon afterwards it wasn't, as the Jack- put them OUt of,"busllllll. But clllll'l apect the IPIJIII'IIble. Even Don Drywdale IIOIDitimel walb a • 0811 ---H. Dear Halen: I wrote to you a 111011tb qo alloal a real lmportlllt prob~. and alped I& ANGRY WD'E. '1\qli rve read a tot ·If· am, ' u- in your eot-"-tt, but ... w the UDIII iiDrel, J11U have c:ompleteto ·W!llf lood clothe~ ID IJ teamed my problem. .rm the rJ&bt plaeeo - 1IIIiiiYer ..... IIIJ Iotter didn't IIIIUIII1 . . heard of bOIDIIIIIIdeo at a rae- pid lib llime people write. 1 ullf tNT All Ia aU, abe II not beplnc up properly with lMr pooltlon, but It mnalnlng at IIIUbbOd me. - STIU. ANGRY the lchool loYil oC , .... Dear An&rr: tnl~ 1 at teut • 1e1ttn Tile GillY lhln& I can tblnt a cla7 Nnecl "ANO:.IY WJ111:" crl It tliat the. Clllllp abould (OI"·•cooct faalmllt cfl - . ) put aut a ballllln oaulloniDC And lbe luDel liN at:·lbt 111141, Ill JI'CIPie tD matnllbl lbltr dtc-'11' the word,a very ~ placla -u,. ..... tllat Jr. I'm lfllTY your letter didn't · a. wear lood llovea .. . the coluam. Pleul 11'1 and bats to Ita IOdal funeJIIIoll, N,ljn.-H. W. L. u•o 51 75 57 73 59 Pet. GB .61 1 .568 510 .553 7\!o 14 60 .552 712 67 65 .508 1312 Bollimore Chicago New York Detroit 66 66 .500 14'k Minnesota 67 67 Los Angeles Chicago 64 67 60 72 !~ :m4891620\!o ~f:vet::'.. ~500 Lanier accounted for lhe other l San Francisco runs Leaders ,.. Derrell Griffith's !wo-run d By Stylemart and Brookfield, from 24.95 Slacks by Hubbard from 8.95 SPORT SLACKS _I Mrs. BIRTHS Dale Edward Wish 'n wear, 4.95 SWEATERS by Arrow and Rugby, cardigan and pull· Smith, over styles. 12th inning and brought the I Wednesday . Mrs. M1l~on .~ussell Dodgers' Larry :\'!iller his third ' Clark, Rt. 1 Letart,\\. \a., son, from 8.95 All the young man'• needs for lhe coming 1 69 500 1310 67 .500 13\1 ·... 21 60 75 .~. 53 83 .390 21112 ~ 84 .373 3012 tbe only run of the game Wednesday night as the Reds eked past Chicago 1.0 In Jhe . . • • IZth IDnllli. The man who singled Keough By year now at Dow_nie...-Gross or Masters, Rt. 2 Cheshire, daugh· Jer, 5:22 a.m. Wednesday. DISCHARGED Patients recentlv discharged . { :~ . THE MEN'S SHOP Unlt~d Press International included Mrs. Wiilard Nibert, 'v "POMEROY "t . , ~' to the Reds because or his ver- Today IS Thursday. Sept. 31"Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisatility - and his timely hits as !he 247th day of 1964 with 11911 a pinch-hitler. to follow. The moon is approaching its He may get a chance to prove rnew phase. tbot again tonight Sisler indi· The morning stars ore Jupi· I first base in his place. JohnAs soon as Keough slngledooff --s. average has slumped ' . '. • ~ I ' "! ·. ·~... .. z . ' ' -. ;. ~ : : :.< . r On this day in history . Jn 1783. the American ·revolu· right?" the worried southpaw readmess as. he raced to third lied on Chico RUiz' single to center. Queen then slapped a ground single to the left of second to score Keough. '"I wasn 't worriOO about whether the ball was going through the infield," Queen Musial Improving, O'Toole'• Win Hlo 14th said. "I knew the shorlstop "! r· d had th' didn't have a chance for a dou1gure we some mg hi 1 E if h t ed th goiug" said O'Toole who final· e pay. ven e s opp e ' ' ball, the run would llave Will Join Family Michaels OUt scored. •• By United Preso {ntematlonal ST. LOUIS (UP!) - Stan National League Musial resting comfortably In I Player & Club G AB R H Pet. a SJ. ' Louis hospit..l, today Clemnte, Pit 127 516 76 176 .341 sbowed marked improvement Aaron. Mil 131 526 9~ 171 .325 and expected to be witb his Wllharns,Chl132 525 80170 .324 family for the weekend. Carty, Mil 103 339 54 110 .324 Santo, Chi 13t 490 73157 .320 "Tests will be taken during By United Pre" lnternaf""•l Chrstphr, NY 124 43ll 64137 .313 next several days," Dr. I. C. Place kicker Lou Mich: is Robinsn, Cin 126 455 90 142 .312 Middleman said. Stan "is going 'on Jhe outs' with Jhe Pittsburgh Allen, Phila 131 515 98 16f .311 to be fine ." Steeler•. Torre, Mil 125 482 73 150 .31l : Th 43. ld \1 1 1 ho The Steelers made It official H t NY 121 453 59141 .311 1 e year-o usa • w un · •retired last year aftei playing Wednesday by suspending Jhe American GABRHPct League IWl"lh •• St· Lout s Card'ID8S l for National Football League rec... ~e . M" 562 99 185 329;22 seasons, was stricken wllh ord holder Indefinitely for 01 Iva, mn 133 . I I T D l"ddl breaking training· Ma tl NY 116 378 70 117 310 v1ra en er11s, r. 1\' 1 eman , rr!h~n Del 120 428 60 131 :306 said. He said tt.e condition ac- A spokesman lor the tea~ ' 502 .. 150 .299 1companied phyoical exhaustion would nol elaborate but 111d B.Robsn, Bal 134 "" . and prescribed complete resl. Michaels is "off the team" for Ystrzski, Boa 120 471 fill 141 .299[ __ . . the time being and deflnltely Brsoud, Boo 130 484 74 114 .298 Will not be in tbe lineup for the Causey, KC 130 502 1!9149 2!¥1 , FINO INTRODUCES BILL nett e•hlbltion game this SunKallne. Del 123 445 66 132 .297 day with tbe Baltimore Colts at Robinsn, Chi ItS 425 70125 .294 WASHINGTON tUPII - Rep. Canton, Ohio. ~hance, Clev 101 333 42 98 .294 Paul A. Fmo, R·N.Y., intro- Micha ls 'l1 I NFL d ,....-w I · I tion Wednesday e • • se an Hom~ Runo . ' . u.._egis a .. mark by boollDC 'l1 fl•ld goals National League Mays, GJ. alm\!!t"'ll preventing the can· in 11162 but hi! efflclency fell onls 39; Williams, Cubs 21!; dldacy ; ol self-servmg opporlu· off last season and Coach Bud· Robinson, Reds: Cepeda, nists ..like Robert Kennedy of ely Parker referred to the Jell· anls; Santo, Cubs, and •l!.n Massachusetts and Pierre Sal· foo•-• kick , -• 0 1 ~~""'·llreak." ers "' w ng as a ,, .. · ' mger 0f V.irgInIa. " "cool Pbtls, all 25. American Lea,pe:-ilillebqow•, Fillo's ·bill would require that Speeulation concerning Mi· Twins 44; Colavito, A~ 31; Po- candlllates for Congress be ree. chaelll aroae 'J'besday when tell, Orioles 31; Stu.~, , ~. ldeolt"of Jhe states from whlcb Pillsl!urgh purchased kicking lox 30 : :aane.;,;;:t~'li' are seeking ofllce for at speclallst ' Mike Clark from the NatloaiJ-Leapt _ e%Y: 1 lea~ one year. Siniilar legis!~ Pblladelphla' Eaglee. ~-b ~ M .eJ;, tion ,has.• been 1nlroduced by Cards ,rtl ; Sa I "" . no, s ·••: ayo, Sen ' 'SI;t-o.rn ~urm0 nd D·S C , 'IUI.'J'AINS RATING , G~Ja : llZ: Aaro~, BraVe!! 90: .,':, · ' . • lmW YORK (UPI) - Sonny , Calliaoli" Pblls 831-; ·~ '· ,; · ,. ·tie~ today relol!!ed. bis rankAmerlea .....-K . . , 15-1; Marichal, G I 1 n t s 111-8; q u the No. l heavyweight Twins · 99; ~Juart, ~~ , ._,,,~ p iToole, Reds IH; Short, PbUa ~leoder i,Jn The Ring . maga. O!!,avlto,. A,s N; W . r, IIIW' 15-7. . ztne ratlnga, deoplte the ruling lllf 9!l: Mfl.lle, Yanb 88; S: A~l~aa Leapo·- ·Bunke~:, o£.. the Worl~ ,Bosinil AsaoR~In8orl, unoteua, 1, , •• ()r!I!J<!ji:I-4; Chance; ' Angel! 'If· Cliilloihlst week, ·wlilch ..,... : · f'llcbln& '"'ft ~ ',:.! I;' ~llJI!I . Y.!-~ . s .1f:5: Papj)as, fri.e.t' to ~ - 011 lliq,u•s reNa~ Leape - . 11' u; Oflllle,.IU; ~ro, White Sol """' ~lch pl\!1 cha~toa Ca• .,...~ , lN· ', "' ,'- · •.'' ·' · ."'P •, . .......,.-. ' ' Bunnin• . ....,; . 1i 17·7•~lffl •' ' •"'~ . ·•· ·•·· IUUI ,, At Steelers Grid Camp , ,~ j . A thought for the day : Amer· ican Aviator Amelia Earhart said : "Courage is the price !hat life exacts for granling peae< Th I . e sou that knows it not, knows no release from little things ." When a beer would taste good, enjoy the beer made extra good by Process 14-K. Pure-grain ••• pure pleasure. ' ' .. ~lr ' • .-'h""' ' ., ', !, , ~I ' ., \ ) ••· ' ~ ·' , f. ~· . ,I·/. ' ' ·,. .' ' '· ' .t • ' ' . . ~ . . , .. I' ", 1 ,1 ' , ' ;- ' ' ,-.~.: . . 0 ' ,, ~1. ' - - ·· ' l' '~ f 11 ft-.,t. . .,., .. ) HUNTING SEASON OPENS SEPT. 11 J._ i ~ ' 'J . ' .. Our complete line of hunting suppliH and equ ipment ls here ready for selection. Made by worldknown manufacturers and in a large r ange or prices. Shotguns & Rifles e Remington e Winchester elthaca e Harrison & Richardson eMossherg eBrowJiing e Gun Cleaning Kits eGun Oil . i/. .... ' I. i . >.i -'AACOIL P.tDS ,.. ' •<lAME BAG$ WE . .e' . .' i ISSUE e 'SHELt VESTS ...... - . ..... eiGVNCASES HUNTING UCENSES· - - ~ --;~ ~ ~: - ·!'::':..:.~ .:::=: ettUNJ. . here A~CE~!tfS Ammunition of All Kind$ _:· ~,:· ( Peters e Western e 1 \ ~X~,'N.J~~~ ~ - Remington ;:: ,,;.)·\' ' . i .• 1 • • HUNTERS JACKETS & CAPES- HUNTERS PANTS . ' - CAPS - RIFLE SLING STRAPS . .-, ~ . . · .. .\.. , I ' . . .. ........ --.,.. ~ · • l • ·, -_.., ' , _.. BUDGET ACCOlJNTS ARE CARRlED,J j§r: IN OUR JiTOB.E . E·bersbach .·Hard~are "EVERYTHING IN HAIU>\VARJt" . POMEROY, OHIO ·; . · ~, t t ••c roli Y0·" "L L •r "-'"D;." ·- . ,(-: ' IIIey •' . . · .• , ·' '';I I m.l •nna• ,, COT. . . ln 1939, Grea t Britain d<>- clared war on Germany . I In 1962, some 20,000 persons were killed in a West Iranian earthquake. ' I. / COLLEGE MAN bie snapped a 5·5 tie in ~e ' Reedsville, daugllter. 3,13 p.m. 13'k ered a single and then' scored has been almost indispensible Chicago at St. Louis, nlght Detroit at Washington, night San !'"ran. at Philadelphia, night Detroit at Washington, night ____ . ·---- ·- . ,. ...... ............. FOR THE nal run witt- a sacrifice fly lace, Rt. 1 Crown Cily. Mrs . and scored after tripling home Grace N. McCarty, Rt. 1 TI!ur- 80 53 .602 • played Tuesday night if I hod the Pirales ree 8t 55 .596 l!o Marty Keough was plucked wanted to use him," he added. · 76 55 .500 3 from the dugout to pinch·blt . Til Al 71 66 518 11 lor pllcher Jim O'Toole deliv· The 30·year-old utility man e manae . Milwaukee ·CLOTHES FOR YOUNG MEN 1 Joel Houston at Philadelphia, night Friday's Games . ye ' ... Larsen (2:-.fH vs. Bennett Baltimore at Los Angeles, rught Sisler chuckled as he related 19~11! or Wise (5-2). New York at Kansas City, ·night l the ineldent. "Tootie <O'Toole) Only gnme~ ~cheduled Boston at Minnesota, night knew Marty had a bad foot," Friday's Games Boston at Minnesota, night he explained. uHe just wanted L. A. ~t N .Y. 2, twi -night · Cleveland at Chicago, night to make sure he could run." ;::~:~~ ' with the lront-runners. Mrs. Terry J . Neal, Rt. ••• Sport Coats CINCINNATI (UP)) - The iy notched his 14th victory. "I · win while tagging the Pirates' l u:SJ a .m. Wednesday. Mrs. depth of the bench of the Cin· didn't want anything to hap- Vern Law wilh his 12th Joss. I Jimmie A. Evans, Rt. 2 Galli· EU;worth 03-14) or L. Burdette 1'13·91 . •9-1 • vs . fs1tour1s 17-10) . 1 Only games scheduled o• ,~. tal I '· ' ·' ~.. Klllllr1 doef. ~ iDd willie • colailm Ill ~ tD lhllr JI'CIPit ~ It•- " lor u an • '"'t cooct appear. . ~ ; JitiDI, .. if you'~ l!lvance. - .MISS W. ·ini kid 'trouble or · lUll plalll . Dear Mlat w' lhl,llll!I,. Jet llelen help YOV. 111!'1 II a .ba,ne we p1n't all . li!t wJII ••. welcamt " JG!II' be pertectt or 111a1 a rew "' .. !IWII a""1f1na ..,.n- 411aa't aea put IUfface flawa . . . Bllell Jlotlll Ill - ... liU ..,• • • Iliad lloJirla 111111 Hospl'•-1 NeWS San Franctsco ~t New York- Tbunday's Probable Pi$Cbert Don Elst~n there. ~as ~ dls- Irom .320 to .276. tiOnary war ended officially Perry (8--9) vs. Fisher HH5). New York at Los Angeles - turbance m the Cmcmnati bull- Keough had been out since I wilh the signing of a peace M!lw~ukee at St. Louis, ~ig~t Stottlernyre (4-1) vs. McBride pen. being .hit .on the !.eft foot by a treaty in Paris. ·- t.lomnger (4·121 vs. Cra1g <3·12). O'Toole rushed up to acting foul t1p ,In the first game of In 1916, the_ Allies broke a 16·Gl : . . . . Boston at Kansas City, night manager Dick Sisler. " Is Mar- Saturdays doubleheader. He German offensive at Verdun m • Ch1cago at CmcmnatJ, mght- - Bunker !13·4) vs. Pascual ty's foot all right? Is it all eras~d any doubt about ?is World War 1. j ........................... " ,, ' q' " :l:nds, George Sauer, BIll Tackles, Rawlings, Vance, a run in a two-run third inning man, Mrs. Henrietta C. RobinHalley, John Blake and Sam Pickens. I to lead the Sl. Louis attack son, 574 Laurel St., Middleport, Hood. Guards, Ashley and Riecl1· that brought Gibson his 13th Mrs. Ernest S. Cullums. Rl. 1. Tackles, Craig Rclwllngs, Lar- 1 man. win. Hank Fischer surtered his Pomeroy, Mrs. Millard Hamry Vance, Ray Pickens. I Inside Linebackers, George ninth setback. · mond, Jr ., Coalton, Mrs . GearGuards, Kenny Harris, Tom I sauer, Bruce ·wallace, Leffing- Juan Marichal, back in form ge Willis Jones, Wilkesville, King, Bob caruthers. , well. 111fter being hobbled with a lame James Herbert Allen. Rt. 1 Center, Dave Ashley, Outside Linebacker, Stephen· ; back for a month, pitched a Ironton, Mrs. James R. Porter, Reichman. son, Moore, Wilson. four-hitter to win his lfith game Rt. llronton, Mrs. Linnie TrumQuarterback, Bruce Wallace, 1 Deep men, A. V'allace, Rod for the Giants. Marichal also bo, Rt. 2 Ironton. Mrs. Carman Buddy Moore. Sauer, Harris and M. Tannehill. contributed a hit !hat led to a J. Lorubbio, New Marshfield, - run and Tom Haller's homer 1 and Mrs. Eddie Lee Keffer, and a two-run single by Hal · Ravenswood, W. Va , Cmc1 I Chi. 0, 12 lnngs, rught Kansas Clly 9 Boston 5, mght Thursday's _Probable Pitchers L. Angeles 4 New York 0, night becauae complalntl to the eiiJee ::r..-~ . : .. ! . __:,.;,.!... h Ken Boyer drove in one Cardi- Crown City, Eura Ernest Wal- • power Reds' Bend Sh . owmg In Stretch Race to Flag •.iauatner. Sa~ F.ran. 4 N. Y. ~· mght . Wednesdays Results . hotne was rookie Mel Queen, cated t.hat Dcro~ Joh~son, who ter, Saturn, Mars and Venus. Phila 2 1:ouston 1, .mght Baltimore 2 Minnesota .o. ntght who was mov~ off the bench went hitless In five tnps to the The evening star is Saturn. L.A. 8 Pitt. 5, 12 mngs, nlght Cleveland 9 Wash. 0, rught and into right field to start the plate Wednesday night, might Those born today are under SL Luuls 6_ Milwaukee 2, n~ght Chicago 7_ Detroit 0, night. game. be benched aod Keough put on the sign of Virgo. -............................. .............. .. ............. pace Acl,or 18"' Willie Da\o'is had three hits and polls. daughter , 9:31 a.m. Wed' Dick Tracewski and Maury Wills l nesday. !Ms. John W.. Hevener, American League alive in the National League Stsler assured 0 Toole Keough 1 two each for th Dodg h"J Rt. 1 Vmton, son, 8.22 a.m. ers w f1• I We dnesday. Mrs . Wtlhng · · W. L. Pet. GB pennant chase could run. "He cou ld have Jim Pagliaroni • had th H. Houston 57 77 .425 2412 Boston New York 45 87 .341 3~12 Washington Wednesday's Results I Kansas City A - Allboqii lbe . e o I a c...,..,. _nt ........ It _ P••••n drinka contain only about a Ollie. . . . . . . OHI• ....... W'l .. lbl!d or a fourth as llllll!b eaf. 1117 ................ ,.., M111. lelno u coffee and tea, a grow· ...,.... .. ""' . . . . . . . . . . . , , 1 • • lng ebilcl doesn't need · tb II llatiiMI ................1-lftiiN ........................... Ill -...... otbnulant. The chief harm • riJel when the11 drinks lfll aJ. tell &W.. .... Yeftl Ctty..... YerfL lowed to replace the milk t h • ...... ..,... ,.... ct.~_,.. _.. " child really needs. Her cry!qg . - ,.., oo - . . . • ,.. Ill not a rea- for giving In to ' ..., -~... IIUt. • her in tbla matter. B"'•• tho !"""!'> .,..., · .,,. . ~. · · ·.; pndmother doe• not leave .., _ _ _ n.-. ., you in a very good spot to die,..n, - ·n oa 111 tat. the way the cbtld II - - •••• bnluPI up. ....., play In some areas, displeased . Ph1.IadeIphi a Cincinnati ll. Louis San !'"ran. Pitlsburgh II ..... . . . .... game on Friday night. After the Fairland scrimmage Coach Ashll'y noted he was " pleased with tht boys' , C..... TanMfiUL hiMr ,.. the Milw~ukce Braves 6-2, Jhe Fbdsbel Slroq Gianla blankecl the .~ew York Sbort faltered 1D llle alxtb Meta 4-ll and tbe Los Angeles ini1fllg when a wallr and llineles Dodgers defeateol Jhe Pittsburgh by Mike Wltlte and Bob Aspro- .Pirates 8-5 in ·Iller NL games. monte produ•·ed ilouJton'a run ID the American League, but he aettled down aod fm- Balllmore beat Minnesola 2-11, lahed strong. Allen's throwing Chicagr routed Delroit 7.0. Los error put the lying run in scor· Angeles defeated New York 4-ll, ing position wltb one out in the 'Cleveland topped Washington Dint~ but Short retire ! Joe 9-0 and Kansas City oulslugged Gaines and Carroll Hardy to Boaton 9-S . end the game. Jim O'Toole pitched a brliU· The Reds beat the Chicago ant seven-hitter over IZ innings and the Reds finally edged out the Cubs on consecutive singles by pinch-llltter Marty Keough, <11Pt) - HOLLYWOOD Ro<1 Tll)'lor'l wile, u,r,, ~ · lhelr r~ RodrleA. were disebarcecr Wedne!J'lay from C«Jart Ill Leroy Yates, Mrs. Herbert Dye, Lebanon· ha!pital. Mrs. Smilh Henderson, Mrs. 1....•-"'"!!'ll!l"'=-•--"t WiUiam Haley, John Ollck, rr Franklin Waldeck, Field Camp- FIRST bell, Aodrew Putney, Wililaln QUf<LITV'Cl» Marlrlns, Henry ~ - ~l!c:..:~r:,;~ REGULAII " ' Reginald Gry .. Mrs "' 1 Withee and inf~nt so~ and Mrs. ~rtifi~d ~i St•tion Oscar Collins. w::lrloltl Jt; ' ·. ,_...., /,-;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o~;;;;;i~ Taylor. By UnJted Press International Houston at Pittsburgh, nlg~t cinnati Reds is beginning to pay pen ." National l.eague Milwaukee at Cincinnati, wgtlt dividends In their fight to stay . THE DAllY SENTINEL ., to Sept. 12 to Saturday from Friday, so as not to conflict with the Pomeroy - Wahama NGS Saecessfal Plulie Flrot succesafui plasdc au~ stance was dlacovered a C!eJio tory , a1o, when a manufacturer of b1Jnard balll offered a tt... olio reward to anyone w b • wouJci produce an adequate aubo otltute lor natural ivory, 10o coniJna to lbe EncyeiGpaeclia Britannica. ,_............. aft• sacrl·1 111.011 .... UAL Qwl!a Larkins', Ralpb ' Robert Bnowden. Teresa A. Jlrul, Gary L. ~. Jr, Charles Foley, Mn. Jeosle V. Cox, Mrs. Amald Dorifleld, Mn. and tellled on a llinele by Tony Cubo HI, lhe Canlinalll )opped Robert Ashley is "a little en- the end Priddy sent in his Coach Ashley expects ihe fol· get flrot nods, the coach thinks couraged." bench, too. · low!ng boys ~ make strong on basis of play so far : Last Saturday the 1964 Jacket Meanwhile, Jhe Jackets were bids for lola of olay at the posi· Ends, Blake, Caruthers, Hal· gridders put a 36<i score onto back at work this morning by Uon· noted (offense)ley. Distressing to persona Wh• make tbelr money from deailnl lii: the market, hcnre~er. hu been a laclt of volume. '111• New York Stock E<challp II IOfl'!nll lor upectecl "nortnal" deya of 5 mllllon to t m1111011 ~ in Jhe not-too cltala!)t ful!lre - but the repo .-to 011 the m·mber of . shar.. tradecl .~ a monotonous atrinc ol 11111Ulon-plua dally figures lor II!Oit ·of the month, only occa• klaally breaking over mto the HnJIIIon column. , All these bave been lndl,._ ttve of cauuon on the part ol lnveatora. Most analysla liave fecocnlzed lhla, allhou&h a lllol> able number of these keep taU.. ing of no breet in the lollfo term qptrend of the n.ari<et. While many adhere to the Idea !bet it Ia domestic con. cerna wblch are influencing the . market, nearly all agree tblll, lhua far, domeatle pollliell d• velopmenta have bed aliiiOit 111 •~ at aiL DIVOTID TO trmlltll'l . lr!IIGI MAlON Altll .............. '"!__.. key victory lnaomuch aa all Jhree contender. - the Recta, Cardinali and Gl,an-won and would have made up a full game each had the Phillles loaL KJyoed in the ..econd inning on S)mday, Short bounced back Wednesday night with bls fourth complete game In bts last five start• to raise his record to I~' The Phlllies scored both tjlelr ruoa In the fourth inning when Wes Cov;"<"'n and ctay Dalrymple singled, were ficed along by Frank Thomas - -·-~ ·r.tn..lltllle Nu;um, Rally , Two weeks of the most rug- ets poured it on an.1 the Racine ln others." Halfbacks, Alan Wallace, Joe his 14th win against six losses. 1 were Mrs. Modjeska M. Love, ged conditioning drills and two defe~oses crumbled. The emphaslll has. been on Stephenson, Roger Leffingwell. I Cardo !told Pace 417 l'"irst Ave , Donald w. Hol· practice scrimmages are be- Coach Bill Priddy's boys fWidamentab, blocking, tackling Fullback, Rod sauer, P a·u 1 . Bob Gibson:s seven-hit pilch- ley, 1445 Eastern Ave., Mrs. hind some 25 football players couldn't stop either the Jacket and ,mastery of assignments on Wilson. 'IIi and a nme-h1t attack en· Forrest A. McNeal. Rt. 1 Che· at Middleport and new coach first or second unit. Toward plays. On defense, these boys may abled the Cardinals to keep shire, Ellen M. Evans, Vinton, · ·q _, f.year-oid lfand· daugbter has become 10 loncl of cola drinka that abe criH II abe doesn~ getlhom. ·She drinlal !bern at mealtime inatead . .. milk and her parenll II)' they won't do her any harm. What clo you thinkT AILSTABS • H d f Jacket s Work1ng ar or 0pener ~= :~:1: ~!:~::: ze~::~~;~~~~;~:IIOursr• Tile net result bu 11oen llllt .. . . thee nd ol July, the ~ .. el hasn't letiiiOd tD be IIOina 1111)' place. Announcement of a cleflnlte strike target for thl Unllecl Auto Workers may help to harden senUmenL 10111e trllio en belleved. arta - • • • New York's hotel Industry By FRED DOWN by producing the right man at UP' S)JOrll W1 te. / Jhe right time. ~· day It's A hero a day to keep lhe ,Johnny Callison'. in ' ·he )lero'a contenders at bay. role ... another day 11'1 Rich Tlu!J's the rormc' Jhe Phila- Allen .. . and still anOther day delphia Phillies are usilli as It's Jim Bunning or Tony Gob!hey move down Jhe stretch of zalez. the National League pennant It wai Chris Sh~'s · turn rac< wltlr the Cinciru.ati Reds, Wednesday nigt.• and Jhe 26St. Louis curdlnals and San I year-old left-bander responded francisco Giants panting in j with a four-hit, J!).slrlkeout pertherr wake. Jormanee that enabled Jhe PbllWllh no super star to lead u., to beat the Housloo Colts them, the Phillies are keq~ing 2-1 and retsln their 510-game the pressure on !heir pursuers grip on first place. it was a NEW YORK (UPI) - N the end of. ~ugust neer, Wal SJreeters who ol!ee talked ~ fully of a strolli lllliiiMI' rallf have been seetlpa I 0111'11 ~ a case o' late-summer doldruml. main barrier to securing tbe right pel' sonoel is t!lr meOjler salary that Ia paid to peMons wbo protect our lives and propert.y in a aangerous profenion. . n is interesting f:o loo~ at the "·pay scsles ot av~ age offlcen, Who dally risk their lives verage monthly earnings ol !ul time ce employees are ID weekly pay is about $4 : Tbe from 1~0 in larger cltles to $110 In small· er communirles. It seems mighty small when •ou '!l>mpare those amounts ~th the averag• pay of $~08 for firemen, $512 for public utility workers, $555 for school teachers and $560 for public 1translt employees. To fight crime In tbll! modern day it requires a pe~ with a lot of know how and our law e'&foreement officers wh•• have more demanda from society tban from any other puulic ser· vant deserves more consideration. There are signP of s trend in the right direction with m•jor cities offering first year sal· aries of $8.000, and even some sllllll town.< starling their officen off with $7,000. ' Everyon~ should begin to realize that If we are g.•mg to attract and keep the right kmd of offic~rs something is going to have to be done. Locally we bave a good group of dedicated officers, and even though our crime rate is low, for winch they can take the lion's share of credit, we 'hould not expect them to endanger their lives for us without just compensation, and the man power to do a first class job. Above every other consideration they also deserve the support needed to discharge their obligation, and not the placing of a barrier in their path as is some times the case.- "' . Hero aDay KeepingContendersAway • 1 It Is Our Responsibility '·· . ' ' r . - ~ .. . .: �Fllc11er, Sclulelder l~). Cat. roU (~). Spahn (71 and Salley: Gibson (IHO) and McCarver. Loser-Piacher (ll).i). . • ••. line Scores b K h 13) S~nhouse Detroit 000 000 0011- 0 5 1 By United Pre:'.!"ternatlonill ~~:t.~lelsoc<7), Hannan 191 Chicago 020 MO 01•- 7 '1' Natloua ague , le Winner - Etange Aguirre. Rakow {5), Sparma Houston 000 1101 : - ~ ~ ~ ~~ f~ ~Rndolph <1-3) . <8) and F'l'eehan. Peters n&-71 Phlla. 000 200 17) nd fiRs - Alvis llltbl, Chance 1 and McNertney. Loaer-Agulrre Nottebart. Owens a · 1-8) Grote. Short <15-7 ) and Oalrym· 114thi, Wagner 130th). I . pie. Loser - Nottebart (11-9 l · Baltimore 010 00 001 2 4 0 Bo•ton 010 001 012- 5 11 2 MlneJOta • oOO 000 00 _. o,, 1 I San Fran 001 100 002- 4 9 0 K. C. 004 21 0 02X-:- 9 14 1 Pappas (1;1-5) and OrSJno, New York 000 0011 000- 0 4 0 Monbouquetle. Rltchte 13), Sligman, Klippateln It) and Mancha! ( liHII and Haller. Conoolly 14), Morehead (5), Battey. Loser - SliiJDaD 16-14). Stallard, Bernarth (5), Kroll <7l, rharton 171 and 'l'•llman. P~a, HR- Buwens (19th) . Wakefield !9l and Cannizzaro, Sanders 19) and Edwards. m- \,.;;_~~'"--'""iiiiiiiiiiiOiiii'-l Gonder •9). Loser - Stallard ner . - J;'ena (12-13l. I~er FIRST <8-17) HR - Hailer (Dthl. Monbouquette 19-121. HRs QUALITY Thoma• 2 (14th and 15th! Gen· tt2 inning!!) . tile <25th), Mantilla 122nd). REGULAR chi. 0011 ooo ooo 000- o 1 o 1 Certified Oil Station Cin. 0011 0011 000 001- i 10 0 Mllwakee 001 010 000- 2 7 2j w. Main St. 102 3110 00 · - 6 9 2· Buhl, McDaniel 19), E Islon SaJ... .L~o~u~is~~~~:·~:_:_:;;.;._:'"=="""""'""'iiiio"""""') (ll) and Schaffer( ?>'Toole (14-6) -,_- - · -and Pavletich. I.h.ter - Elston • EA~Y TIRMS 12-1). - .. _ 2 111111~~·:·=·~...~,~I'Gm=•=o~'1=·Mi~ddl::eport~,·---~o., Sept. S,- 1964-& · 28··.' ~""" 3(12 innings! L. A. 102 010 001 003- 8 ll 2 Pitt 000 010 130 000-- 5 i3 l Reed, Perranoski !7) , R. Mil· ler (8), Brewer (9), L. Miller (11) and Torborg, Rosehbro (9) . 1 Gibbon, Slsk, 15), Bork 16) M.,. Bean (8), Law 1111 , Face 1121 and Pagllaroni. Winner - L. Miller (3-61. Loser- Law 19-12). FURNITURE SH 2-4811 Rutland American League 303 001 1102- 9 12 0 Wash OliO 0011 000- 0 2 1\ Stange, Bell (8) and Azcue. TRADING'S EXCEPTIONAL • I •• SELECTION'S EXCELLENT! COME . IN NOW FOR ·---- - - - -- - --- -- .'«)Ciety ., . . Notes lln8 Ms. Be }er Wi}} present ---- p• • program Tamed! • POMEROY OHIO FOf Leaders . Js Se•pl. '25 BIG DISCOUNTS ICh>veland Notes Alfr- 1 1 - Conference , Mra. Fa,e Jalmllner, _j fa!ni!J ·..,......, will! - . · , Clair Follrod Is~~~~~ new Millersport, and Mrl. 1\lae Ctl Mr .... lin. Jllllllr McGinneu 1 The new home of Bussell porch· f1oors and . wall• added. !real, Caaeda. 'l'heJ •nu~ ~. Coi...U.. Huna....,.,. . W. Va. ·. . ' Findling is nearip1 compi~OII. The WSCS will •ponsor a baka. bQrder at Sault St. 1\larie and Ml?. a!¥1 Mtl. JerrJ SlanaMlso Nr>ml pi(teno bao been I Millard Swart% and ""' - do- ...le at the RobinSQI\ •tort QCI collie back llirough Mlehigan. bury and daiJibter, Columbos, ' in Camden • Clark_holpitai at 0,. finishing work. . Friday· evening, Sept. 11, ... 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jac~ ~Gpte lhelr vaealloll here with ParkersbUrg for ID!!di<al treat- The home ol Mr •11!1 MrJ. Sa~.trd.y morning, Sept. 11. · and son, Dayton, vlolted with porents, Mr. and Mro. l'l !relatives at the Victor Perry Dalo Stalllbury and Mr, and . _u,.o, Sunday Sehool 1ttendaneo on - - - - - - - - - - ·hom(. M Choate Pri Aug. 30 wao 411, offering was Several tractor """"n from I Donnie. Cheadle rs. r oe. , PT. PLEASANT - The State $10.73. Wnrshlp Services were thio cunmiDIIty participated 1n Meigs County Ill tile The Temple Cluirch w.s.c,s. l Leadenhlp Tralnlng Confer· held at 10 :45 a. m. with an al the llllllual Tractor Pull at Har· Friday in Electric 1 onc1 01embers who atlellded tile once for offlcero and leaders tendance of 15, (:has. 0. Wonde ri1011vllie on Saturday night er Jordan ln E~ 11. Both workBhop In Lancaater 00 Demonstration Clubs ·will .· be leading. • llld the commiDIIty was well boys are members of the Wedneaday were Mn. T. M. held at the State f.H camp, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor repreBenled In lhe crowd tllet penter B011 4-H Club. Galaw'(l'• Mro, Carl Crabtree, JackOOil's Mill. Sept. 21-25, oc- spent the weekend visiting "" altendod. There will be a jitney n1 ~per l Mrs. · A. ArbaiJib, Mn. eordlng to an aan01111Cf111eqt !if latives in Troy, Ohio. ·: Qulan Ru,.n and Mrs. How· Miss Wanda Stemple Home The, funeral ol Mary Cecil at tile DyesvJlle Cburcb . ard Stanley. DemolUitr.ation Agent 'ot Mai!OO Mr. and Mro. Chas. 0. Wonde Tewk!ibury, 71, Albany, was day evenlng, Sept. 12, 7.30 'County . 1 spenl Sunday afternoon with held at Blgony Funeral Home p. m. It will be sponsored by Mr. and Mrs . Fern Gillogly The ConlerenC. Is opooaored her mother, Mrs. J . B. Hayes cm 11tunday. Mrl. Tewkahury the Happy Hustler group of the called on Mrs. Ginevra Foster by the West Virginia Unlversi- at Middleport . was reared and Uved lliOSI church. on Sund1y forenoon. Mrs. Foshi Cen nd dl The church auditing C<Jm· of , her llfe In thl• COIIIJJ)Uftlty. . ~I ceo panled her da"•'ter Appalac an ter • Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. ......er, er a m _. • ty reeled by Miss Gertrude Hum· mittee met at the home of Osie She was the widow ol tile late Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jordan Mrs. Zelia Weyand to Colum- hr State Extension Home F11rod Thursday evening and Earl Tewksbury. She Is sur· and family and Mrs. bull on Sunday and will spend I;.~:Stratlon Leader and · an- audl\ed the church books vlved by two daughters, Mrs. Jordan attended the some time there. In the · after· ttr 18 •1 hund 11 VIr- Clark and Mrs. Don- reuni..; at Lancaster lhe Gllloglys vlalted with ::' r.:.l ~~ub ":"::rs fro,; The Swartz family reunion I na o.Jey, bofli · of Albany, five Mra. Carl Sayre, her brotller and fanuly, Mr. thr hout the otate will be held in the Woode ' grandcblidren, a Bister, Mrs. Fla., hu been vlsltil>l! and Mn. Theodore Boring and oug · Grove next Sunday, Sept. 6. Edith eooiey, Atbell8, and a her son, Joe Sayre and tam- Judy In McArthur, Judy hill! The Conlerence program will The annual Alfred Church brother, Mr. Howard Cecil, lly, and Mrs: Bruce McDowell, been very Ill but Is reportedly be geared to aupply training Homecoming will be held Pomeroy. Burial was Ill Tem- also of Florida, visited her dan- Improving. and Inspiration to club leaders on Sunday, Sepl. 20, featuring ht M Eldo Marl!lns and who have defmite responsibil- the Melndy Four Q~art.t from Pie Cemetery · ~ er, rs. n Mr. and Mrs. Vern Lowery, · · · Parkersburg. Rev. Pearl Casto I E. I. Jordan, son of Mr. and ramily for several days. daughter, Candice, and grand- 1t1es . '·" the1r local _clubs. cqmMrs. Eddie Jordan, Columbos, Mr. and Mrs. Earl S.tarl<ey son, Richard King, 'Mobile, Ala. mumtles, and counlles. I will be the afternoon speaker Is visiting his maternal gr!nd- were In Nelsonville on Fri- are spending 8 few days with Home Demonstration club 1 Sunday dinner gue~ts of Mr parenta, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. da where their dau""'- Mrs M and M A R C ter members who plan to ottend and Mrs. Glen Robmson and Y ,..~. r. rs. · · as · eed t 1 ad f "\ h b th · I Cottrill, Point Rock. On Friday Wanda Jones, entertaineU of the Casters for lunch n o p ~ce a_n vance en- ami ~ were er ro er-m- aw he called on his grandmother, 8 supper in honor of her fllOth- on Thursday were Mrs. Nellie .-ollment w1tt1 M1ss Stemple be - and sJster. Mr. and ~rs . Tom Mrs. Faye Jordan and other er's birthday. Vale, locAl, and Mrs. Erma fore Sept. 15th. Barthelemy and family of relaUves here. Mr. and. Mrs. John Q!ivid Gil· Vale, Pomeroy. Daytofon,T~er motPhler, Mrsnd . WatMrs . .Laura Krebs, her moth· logly and Mark were among } son . uppers aJ~s . a ~n' er, Mrs. Maude Holcomb and the State Fair visitors on Sun· Vina Rutherford, Columbus, other s1ster, Mrs. Wilma GUlnher aunt, Mrs. Ruth Swisher of day. was at the home of her JJ1bther of Chester . .Radcliff, bave returned from a i Recent gue.~jls o1 Mr. and \her, Mr•: Faye Jordan on Wed· Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buckley " trip lhat took them to Mon- Mrs. Dale Stansbury were- his nesday mght and VISited With t•=========~;;:..,.====;;;;;;;ii-=iiiiii-.1 her brotlier-in-law and sister, SEO Counties are Mr. and Mrs. Max McCaiWithout Subsidies . lie, Ann Arbor, Mich., and othICffiC er relatives. 1be McCallies Meigs. Gallia. Hocking. AthTho Wild tookhertoColumbusonThurs- 1 PT. PLEASANT- The an- 1 ens. Lawrence and Vinton Things Thlit Ordln1ry T•p day. nual covered dish picnic supper. counties were among 16 in Ohio Water Can Do To You, Your Miss Rebecca Dy.e daughter ! will follow Friday's meeting ?r I tlllit did ~ot _get state subsidy . D the Colonel Charles Lewis payments m f1scal 1964, accord· of Mr. and Mrs. A•1vm Family and Your ye, Ch D h h · f 1. and recent graduate of Ohio ap~. aug tei_"S o t e mg _to a rf'port rom State 8 ro\1 Advertised ·tn POISissions University has gone to Mil- Ame~can Revolution, m. th~ Auditor Roger W. Tracy. Good HoUBekeepinl ill · Manswn House, Tu·Endte·WeJ waukee, Wise., where she p k 1 3 The 1964 fiscal year marked U . .1 of ar a p. m. Home Owned & Operat ed ill enter ~ w u1e n1vers1 y ' M E ni Bell . the first time in 11 years that (3~t w·tseonsm. 1or tram. 1ng 1~ the sentrs. program u ce er w111 preYou 'll Like Our Serv1ce.. basfd on the there was a state incrt!ase in 8 Peace Corp. Miss Dye .Will go Constitution of the United payments. The total subsidy tc BraZil when her trammg IS States. paid ~n the .state was $1.306,751 A tudget S1ver Th1t completed. .. Mi.n Sue Kapp will report and mcrease of $3,137.50 (lyer RtiiiOVU HARONI!SS Mr. and. Mrs. H?~old Gtllog- on the week she spent at Cedar the previous year. ly and children viSited Salur· · - & IRON . 1 .. Lakes in July as a chapter reda yn5n l··•t Wlth ht SSISeT, .Y•fS. tt" loA . H . Ral h F az.ie nd r G pre sen a 1ve mencan ert· _ Sotena, Flltera, Refines 1 11 . ~ r r a am y, a t.age Camp. ~ .Carpenter Social News BIG DISCOUNTS Specials On Blemishes & Seconds• STOP IN.! HAVE RIZER'S TIRE EXP~RTS CHECK YOUR TIRE NEEDS RIZER OIL COMPANY 1 in . the ltOUbe. GOOD DEALS ON EXCITING CARTOONS What are water spots, lime spoUJ, film caused by tap water? How do they hurt complexions. dull If we seem ecstatic and excited, it's because of the Extra ·Go4d Deals we can offer you on new '64 Corvair~ Chevy ll's,_,,~ · velle;s a~d Regular Chevrolet's - 4-door sedans, sports cou~S; convertibles! Hurry for the best choice of colors and options. balr, spoil fabriea. damage p1umbmg? Get the an· swera. Phone tor your FREE copy of ''The Wa· ter Spot Story." FREET~ Completely Automatic WE STOCK WATER SOFTENER SALT ONLY 13 NEW 64 CHEVIES TO GO ------ I---·--. WE e RENT 1 Chevelle "6" 300 - 2 Door WINNER OF THE WATER CONDITIONER 1 Chevelle Malibu H.T. Coupe 4 2 Corvair Monu Coupes speed transmission. At The Meigs County Fair .1 Chevelle Super Spt. Conv. Cpe. 1 Chevy II Nova H.T. Coupe Uoyd Dillinger- Route 1 - Shade, 0. 1 Bel Air "8" P.G. 2 Door FOREMAN &ABBOTT 1 Impala Conv.·Cpe. 8 Cyl. 1 Chevy II Nova Super Spt. Cpe. Standard Transmiaalon. . N. 2nd Har~ Top Coupe 8 cyl., Standard trans. ', 1 Impala 1 Chevy II Nova 4 Door PowergJide. Bill 8-PAGE CIRC8LlR featurinr VALUES LIKE THESE I 1 -,.· 6~! Fleetside Pic}lup , - ;~ ~! ("/..f;;'' ~ • ' • .Y TONIGHT & FRIDAY Montgomery Clift "THE SECRET PASSION" Ret. •1.00 BILLFOLDS Boys' & Girts' styles • • • • lllll&n."ti• ••• ~ !lleek lines,lldd • c:all't be beat, .. ' elm" tDuc:b ID tiUared ~. At a price Ulat 1.fr Corvair Panel 'r· 'JI' I< , . ·.... -v; .. - • • - ~-~ I GIRLS DRESSES Sizes 3-6x and 7-14 Sizes 1-3, 3-6x and 7-14 "AILEEN" SPORTSWEAR AILEEN CONVERSE "All STAR" • SWEATERS SHOES In Fabrics of Orion-Mohair Wool Blends, 100% Wool Colors too Basketball Shoes s~~; __ Western Jeans eBLACK 13% Above . 'I -allll- eCORQO -• li.: ~i s ' . . Pomeroy, 0. · ' . Janette Scott "PARANOIAC" ••• ••• ' . '. 01. $1 .99 .99 IVY LEAG·UE WASH 'N WEAR PANTS SUms. ~•gul•rs with eBENEDICTINE TAN 77 C ----· KNIT TOPS - - - - - - $2.98 to $5.95 · KNIT SLACKS - - - - - $5.95 to $7.95 ~~ KNIT SKIRTS - - - - - - - - $7.95 KNIT SUITS - - - - - - $12.95 to $14.95 KNIT SKIRT TOPS-- - - - - $8.95 to $10.95 WOOL STRETCH SKIRTS - - - - - - -- $7.95 WOOL STRETCH SLACKS - - - - - - $10.95 ORLON STRETCH SLINGSHOT JUMPERS _ $12.95 SAYELLE VESTS $4.95 ORLON DICKIES---- - - - · - - $2.98 , • On The Spot Easy, 74C Reg. 11.45 Webster's 99 C Hew World DICTIONARY Reg. 11.99 Girts' Canvas 1 67 .SNEAKERS, all sizes • , • ..... GIRLS SKIRTS 1 ..;... 8' Stepside Pickup All Trucks 6 cyl. Engine."'Heater, 6 Ply Ti~.;Jest Coast Mirror . I Re1. 11.49 Onward 1 FILLER PAPER, 500 sheets MASON DRIVE· IN '' Mrs. Cary H. Rayburn, Re· gent, will preside at the met!l- 11 $12,000 in Losses ing. Hostesses will be Mrs. N. . A. Park, Mrs. Lewis Bateson, Counted at Fire Mrs. s. c. Wilhelm, Mrs. E. B. PT. PLEASANT - The local Jones, Mrs. A. L. Rossiter, fire department reports that Mrs. Milton L. Miller and Mra. the tolal !1'018 In tho bam tiro John H. Collins. Tuesday morning on Route 17 was '10,000 on ille bam and Apply For Ucence f2000 on the baled bay. PT. PLEASANT - Two The bam and Ita contents p!E!s have made applications for I were completely destroyed by marriage licenses in the office a fire of undetermined origin. of the County Clerk. : Owners were Grant and Ho- Applying were Frederick Asa , bert Stanley. · Pyles, 21, Chicago, Ill., and ' , -~Coralee Bonecutter, 18, GalliHOrlrMAN CERTIFIED polis Ferry· Gary Dean Shriver, 21, GalPT. PLEASANT - Ed Hoff. lipolls Ferry, and Judith Kay man, Letart, hu been certi- Herdman, 16, Leon. fled to be placed on the November election Democrat bsllot, Pleasaat Vlllley Hospital seekl1!g the position .as Con- ADMITTED - Mrs. B u r I alable In Graham District. Or- Norville, Arbuckle; John vllt.. Sturgeon, Hendenon, and theny, Leon; Mrs. Densll Ma· J. S. Colley, Henderson, have lbeny, Leon; Mrs. been certified as Republican Bowers, Grimm's Landing. candidates for the office of DISCHARGED - Tina Roush, Justice of Peace itt Clendenin Letart; Linda Adkins, Pt. P!OaDiBtrict. aant. A genuine handsewn slip-on by Miss America Powerglide. I -ONLY 4 NEW CHEVROLET TRUCKS LEFT1 - 6~' Stepside Pickup Middleport, 0. Wll'ha1i 1 Impala H.T. Coupe 8 Cyl. ASK FOR OUR Ave. ,I Umpala 4 Door Sedan 8 Cyl. .. LEASE OR SELL 1 bpohs. Husky FRUIT OF THE LOOM $2. 98 tb $ .'1S 4 COMPLETE LINE OF UNDERWEAR WRANGLER JEANS FOR MEN & IOYS IN SLIM REGULAR, HUSKY GIRLS .r RAINCOATS ~~ ,, ' ~ ~-· ' ·...... ;.-... \ .. · . . ,\ , . \ .') $595to$,95 SHOP SATURDAY 9 TIL 9 ',} ·MilL ST. .MIDDLEPORT, 0. �'~· -.-.... --- . . . . .. ....... - ·- ~·· . -· ... -·--- . .. .... --··-···-- _..... ~ '~ -- ... ·-N·~·--· '. 'I -.6-- •• • ••~ ... ., - .. ... ' I . 0. -· - ·----- •-. . . \ \ . ~ ~ . .· t' • lioWUitC tJiiiO;;(Mio __,_ Do v - Pollllbtp n.. Jao>wi, 5 0 I. 1 I Live~y . Alert. Everything thai's npw in vi~· a cio us fashions. little heels. High heels. Walking hePis. Raring to go and ready for anything. Ready fur you to choose now fro.a ...-complete mllection 1 Comt> '" ' see •.. soon I - ,· ,. AAAA to C- $8.98 - $9.98 BEN FRANKLIN CO. Point Plemnt, W Va. SYRACUSE D e 3 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You 1 • • .. • _ • • • 1 · 0 .,. SWISHER. & LOHSE .I SOCIAL 1 - FOR YOUR HOLIDAY WEEKEND .11. enriched buns e I I 1 INTRODUCING {fiE ILQ,O.K OF AMERICANA ·- I STEAK BASKlT [lng 1 I 1 I I o! Rt. ver ne\\'S i WEEK-EN:D Wmnl I win 1 I as l 0 Re}j • }}}'t I eracy 1 c. to-- 1 A sj>eeial meeting was ael Writlhl apd tbe late WUIIam . land Methodist Church wll<!n ' ceived from the ru ..,isted in the Jtore by blo llble In U. ...._ 1 for Thursday Sept. 10, at 7:30 Wri&bl of Blsbup, Va. Tlte lhe RUtland Garden Club met Girr~ 4-H Honor p m. for initiation when Porn- wedtllng- piO<e In lbe Me~on I Monday ev.nlng at the home of I demoostratioos on flower artroy Chapter 188, OES, met thodbt Churcb tn Tazewell, · ~. . 1 the presldent , . Mr!l. Paul Winn .: ranging shown to tt.elr club by 'I)iesdaf evening. VI., on A~st 2$ih. Offldat-8~ LOUIS CASSELS th~e ~ould be no eonstJtuU~~ I Devotions were g~ven by M_r!l .' Mr!. Robert Reibel. The cartten 81 I Clarence Murray with Mrs UnJt~ Pres• International obJection to stud.Y4flf the club re~ives credit for thelr as:'ltuth Tompkins, worthy ma· in& mlnltUer wa1 the Rev. W. tron, and Harry P. Smith, wor- E Mustard The you11 couple · Amertca proudly styles Itself ble or of religion.· .presented leading the club in Lhc ereed sistance wid! the ~lrl'1 clubs. thy patron, presided . Past make ihetr home In V~t· "a ~lion ~~ God'• but it _Is objectively .. w part of ,~ secular and coUect. Eighteen members 1 It was announced by Mrs. I Ad3hs'; Stella Pong, • Ma- alnla, wbere Mr. Wrlcht is pernuttlng nullions Its chil- program of educatiOn In pub- . - - .- Winn that several member-s re-- 1 bel Geoglein and clara Sue I cmp)oyed. dren to srow ~P UUterate as lie schools. of them mvolves Catholic chtl- 1celved ribbons for their flower Soullilby were Jntror;luced and far as rellglo.l 1s concerned. Jbis dictum wu eJearly in· dren. The m:1jor Protestant de-•arrang(·ments entered in the Welcomed. Georgia Watson, 1 'J'his situation did not result teDded as an invi 1aUon to pub- nominat ions -~~seem co·1lent at : Meig s Counl y Fair nower show. Adah oJ t he chapter. frum . Supreme Court .d~i~ions. lie schools to experiment with present to adopt resolutionJ-. ap· ' A report wa~ also given on the read the Bible story of Adah, 1 And Jt would not be sJgnif1cant- teaching about religion in the plauding the shared-time con-1 Stat" (;arden Club was awarded and Shirley Custer. Esther of - Jy alerted by a ~o?Stitulional same spirit that they teach . cPpt - for somebody else. third place in region II for thei.r the chapter, read the story or l Gauae readlngt; GaJUpol- ~mendment .permJUt118 dev?- ~bout other things s~ch as polLt:aves Suoday S.:!Iool flowt"r show held last year. Esther, after which Mrs. Ponn, I is Oam 18.3, 13.0, running 3'f.! bona! exercises m P u 0 he 1Ucs, on which Americans That leaves Sunday School Mrs Jack Robson was proMrs. Goeglein and Mrs. Souls· feet on rollers. Potneroy-~as- schools. . widely differin& opinions. institutlon which ~rotestants 1gr<ml •·hair man and showed co-• by were presented to Ute f'ast. 1on 20.63 , Pt. Pleasant 24.28, ffin.l Even 11 Congress were to ap- Available evidence I to hold In Lli1Cfltl~al ven- lured slides of fluwers and scenlnvitatlona were read to at- ton U :! fa11Jng , Kanawha Falls Pto:V'-' such an amendment - that few public school Th~ trouble w1th Sun- ery from various places includ· e 'A LB. SIRLOIN STEAK SANDWICH tend "friend 's nlghl" at Har· : 2.70 rising, Charleston 17.93, Which now. appears ~ighly un· terns have thus far accepted School IS that 1t usually of. ing Kingwood Center and the 81 rlsonville Chapter Sflpt 16· at London. Marmet and W1nfleld likely - It woold, ~ply re· challenge. a chlld less than 26 hours 1gard~n club convt>ntion in Day~ New Marsl\fleld Ch"'Pt~r. Sep1. dams wf're on the sills. st~re the natJOna~ ~lJUSIO~ ~at Record Poor' . ~ear of instr~ct;on aboul re. ton. FRENCH FRIES 17. Mt Moriah Chapter at Bo-at muvtoments: chlidre.n are receiVIng rehglOus Before any religious hgtOn - and th~s frequt:nlly ts Mrs. Winn was assisted by ts~verly, Sept. 22; Bartlelt chnp- Ohio River Codrington educ~hon when they ~re exi shies stones at the p u by inadequately Ira 1ned Mrs. Clarence Murray in serv~ ter, SPpt.' 29, and Athens Chap.l down 13, 4:35 a. m.; George pose to rote recttatJOn. 0 schools for their seeming . under _classroom ~on- ing a salad course to the memeSALAD appruachmg bedlam. 1bers attendjng, Mrs. Jonah Cott.r Oc tober 3 at which time 1Price up 14, 5:05 p. m.: East· prayers and random readmgs <~~leet of the religious , · ' · from the Bible. • · N ld · 1 t · · · 'b · the 60th annlvtors~ry ' wfll be 1ern up 14. R:40 p. m. ; L.aay problem he should examme o one wou senous Y expec !e11!l w,Js a contrt utmg holltess. , ' Rosemar;· down 14 10 ·30 p m . The real problem has been h • ', rd A teach observed . · . · · .. b ed b II h c urcues reco . mong . a child about mathe- 1, Wa!tf'r Beckj'ord down 14 5 ·30 o scur y a t e controver~ ta t ti ' I I .t . 111 26 hours per year - , ANNOUNCE SOCIAL • · th - h 1. f es n s par cu ar y, 1 JS a Invitations were• also read to 0 . iv r <J _ m : Philip Sporn down 14, sy _over e per!p.era Jssue ord of ina1equate even w1th the best teachers_and 1 '~here will be ::~n ke cream the best dassroom cond JtJOns. social at the Rock Springs attend the 60th ann ersary o li:45 a . m.: N~tional down 15, s~hool prayers. It Is how~ pre" half-heartedly pursued. Evangeline Chapt~r. Mlddleporl 3 15 a m , St Mary's down 15 VIde coherent, systernattc In- Tw I . tl No one should be surpril:ied if Church F'riday Sept 4 beginon October 13, a reception hon· i 4:05 ; ~· . Wavne H up 16, struction on religion to children h eve yeathrs Sago, m le children fail !o !t"arn much ning at 6 p m Hor~e~ade Ice oring Edward C Speter worh0 It8 nd bl' h00 18 ac case. e upreme . . . · · · · ' I') a. m · Jerry Bosworth up w a pu lC BC h ld th · rt t' l't about rehgwn under such c1r· cream ceke and sofl drinks thv grand patron and Martha I ·' Evade Issue up e e cons I u 1ona J Y . ~- S d h r7 . 10. p m.: .A.ChE . Dyke down 1 Some public school officials " rele1:1sed . time" . arralngements cumslances. will be sold. c.. pe 1er, gran c ap 1am, 1rom 1 K d 1 8 Acacia Flower Chapter, Ckve-1:;· i~~ · m., . ~es · d:=~ ~ wou11Jike to wash their hands under wh1clt children are lsnd, on _Saturday, Sept. 19 and 20. tO ·s5 a. ::: ~: RDeav~ down or this difficult problem an the , leased rrom' public schools a! a reception honorina V e r n a · · ' p. .. 1 1 ~ ·. 1. gcound the ~"upreme Couct has 1their parents request 10r one or • v h k t tt d , two ours a wee o a en reHammond deputy <~~rand mnt- 2() · ·3·30 · ';J M ·· •~ ·11 ler Wll1 :-lm · lorbJ'dden then t ·h . ' r. «on down 20 4·45 u m · John I · 1 0 10 0"' 11· 8 u11 • 1 1 d ted b ron , from Valley Chapter on ~. rl _, •0 ·6. Y · .· ·p. ,, , , th _ court d'd nothing of the lltg ous c asses. con uc Se rouo vuwn · a. m.. ~ ) . . churche~ on UleJr own property ! 26 pt . . Downey up 21 6 a m . Buck· ktr.d. It went out of tts way to d lth I . h · cos 1 ed 1n rP<"'u - cv'" Si<Jte up ' . · : ,~o ·· a. m.: 1say m · Ihe I963 prayer case tat h !anR w lCietrh own teac ers.k The meetmg h . 22 12 Jar form alter which refresh- : , . . . I · - - ---- --- -- ----! oma.n <!t o11cs ave ta en C. \ . Harner up 22, 4.30 a.m., energetiC advantage of this op,ments were served ·' 21·. 3·· to P·m ·· I portumty. · More: than '1alf of the ' . ~· R u t dh 11·· •·•· r teore uown and C. F. Tompkms, lara an Elgt•rcliff down 23, I a. m.; c th ,. h'ld h tt nd Jt 1mes Soulsby and Barbara . , . . a o 1c t r ren w o a e , S \I. Jenks up 23, 5 a. m .. 1 public schoo ls are now enrolled Walker. , VfllvoJine up Greenup 3:50 a.: ' in ''released time'' religjous 1 ! m : Invad er up Greenup 7 a.m.; ! I classes conducled by the con· .' . Outstanding Girl I Walter Hougland down Melda_ hl , SEPT. 3 I fraternity of Christian Doctrine. 2 40 to be NamPtl 1d: p.M mld : hiEsso Pennsylvania ' Th"' p a~ t Ch'1 ~ l !! 0r ·Magno IIa Although Protestants •Scout · ~ 20 L · Plans were made to chOO};f' nwn e a ' · . p. m.; _Ynn 1'empiP Pythian Sist,.rs wiJI Ineered the released-time Jdea, tht> out.'ltanding Girl Scout of ~- up .~~eldahl 10 30 P- r~ .. J _ meN Thunday evening at the ! they have dragged Lheir feet ln the month when Troop 221 , Gtrl S. L!'w!s up .Meld;Jhl 11 .IO P· home of Mrs. Delbert Eisel· developing ils potential. A few Scouts or 1\t::ddleport, met Mrm- 1 ~- : A. I!. ~wnes. JJ dow~ \'lel- stein . communities, mau:ly in the 1 1 day at the horne of their leadN, d.thl · ._, "· m .. ?rleman up Beltwl No. 62 of the Jnterna- Midwest have excellent · Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. Meldahl 3 _a. ~-: Lotlon Quet>n tional OrdPr of Job's Daugh- lleased-time programs. but na· New oCficers were electPd and . down Melaah! 3: 30 '- ~ · m ·: H~l· ters will mt>et Thm·sday at tionally, only about 10 per cent 1 tnclude chairman, Marilyn Stum. 1berl \\' · Lea down Meld<~ hl 4:.~0 · "l :30 p. m. at the Pomeroy Ma- 1of aU Protestant children are hu ; vice chairman . Connie ! a. G~ili oliN Dam _ C· h , sonic Temple. A school of In- · covered. 1 d) R. 1struc-tion will .be conducted by Cooke; secretary, Christine BaH P M " Slow Again 6 20 1M E 0 11 \ ' K Iey; repnrer, · Harns. · 11up _. : P m.: own ~ Jk of Mar1e · tt a, Protestant s have been s'tnJa·lMarg1e t . J ff') ... . i rs. va rou 10 10 1 11 20 treasurer, Diane Davis; and .. · P ·8 m.,t dr ~ oa 4up · :rwst gr<Jnd guardian and Ro· arly slow to rt>cognize the pos· · Ha ~·e k tt . ' JP· hm .;J erne own .~: 0 <J m.; 1i ber t Arno ld of Bepre 1 . scrap book , Roge Marte " .'ibiJilies of • newt'r plan eal led 7 0 0 1 ·;~ ted to hold m-t n · nOW!! up :J a . m . s~PT I I "shared tr'me" or "dual school , . ue grou~ v_o """- . KI:Ut·awha Rivt>r - Little r:d - 1 .:. . · . ings the fir"' . three Mondays of · . . , The Federated Circle wllll enrollment.·· Under "released 1 the month. Each month one of 1ward down Marmet 10 p. m... ~ponsor a rummage sal~ Fri-ltime" plans, a child takes all the scouts will be chosen as the ' ~~;~an Bn.Jc~ down M~rme~ 1 day and Saturday in the build- of his regul;~r courses in a pub· girl scout of t~ month on the I · o. m., ~uc~ .Jan~ uras ing formerly occupied by Duke lie sehoul and goes to a ehl>rchbasis of achievement snd badge~~ .MarWmel.~r- 71d'' 2·.3m., Hele~ ·Cleaners on Court St. A bake sponsored class on:y for reJig. .. ,,,uown nte 'IJ"·hid Strd · ta·· work. Ch 1 J WI r· ld.Up.m., . . sa 1e WI lJ'.' e on au ay. 1ou" r mmg. 3 rs r. up n.te . 10 p.m., SEPT. s Under •·shared time," a Jefferson up Wmfleld 2 :30 u. I There will be an ice cream !is enrolled simultaneously in Patio Party Given m. j social, sponsored by Racine two - a public school On Son'IJ Bird1dtrY - -------.Firemen Auxiliary Saturday, and a church. school. He takes , Mr. and Mrs. Georgt Hackett. _There art' JR.OOO squa_re l Sept. 5, beside the Racine Home some of his courses (science I J Jr. held a patio picni_c party in ml:es of l~ke.s anrl rlv · r:;;_ m Bank starti ng at 6 p. m. Any-1and math for example,) at observance or the b1rthdey of ~~1. . provu'le(' or ~1 amtoba, one requesting ice cream rnay jpublic school. and some (such 1 their son , Bill, at their home t.mad.t. 1can wr 9-3293 or WI 9·2213 . 1as history and English I in the Saturday. CI NCINNATI !UPlt - Live· ·- ichurch school. '!'he church GROUND FRESH Out~oor refreshments were stock : 19. utility 16·\6.50, cows 1H5.50. !school is rret to leach these served to those atteildlng in'- Cattle 650. calves 100: bulk bulls 16·111: v.,.alers steadv to ' subjects in ..1 frankly religious SEVERAL TIMES DAIL Yl eluding Alan and Bruce Wallace. ceipts good lo awragP . i · strung. rhoice 24·28 : good io-24. context George Sauer, ROOney SBuer and \ slau(thler steers and i standard J7-2l: good and choice Mor"'! than 180 shared-time ex· SKINLESS WHOLE SLICED ALL MEAT Sam Hood. A t'amily party was predominantly ste~rs, cows 275-350 lb slaughter calv~s stea- periments are now under way held in the evening with Mr. I pet; feeder cattle scarce. dy at tfi-.21. in this country, and every 1 and Mrs. Paul Smart, Mrs. ller steers and heifers I , 1 2% lb. {;eorge Hack~, 1 Sr. and Mrs. steers steady to 25 higher, · PER tbs. Mannina Kloe ,· and , children, ers steady ,to strong . cows and »J•~•'-"1 1 PACKAGE _ POUND, ONLY - - FOR ONLY Lori Kent 1 a ~ynn~ bulls fully steady ; average dessert course was served high choice lbb ,:~;:t!h"~: during the evevlnf, steers 28, mostly . • , These Are Everyday Prices-Not Weekend Prices ' ' $.50, mixed high goud Arkansas' first schools were choice 900·1100 lb 24-24.50, ~~~ 11 PACKER 'S LABEL nligious ones urider direction 21.50-23.50, standard to low 11f Jesuits during the French 19·21, choice 800-900· Jb helfer<oiJ 11nd Spanish regime.!!. 21·22, standard \ Regular 39t· - Wish Bone- ot j.,..k KNOWLEDGE • Bt'l'l'f LOU MoRRIS Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept. s, 1934--7 Planning Completed for Autumn oonRECI'lON IIJAI)E "-"''tler. Ntn.. Allo"llt OE,;J Chapter xI . -~ . There It a ......~ Ill !ad.l ,_,.... _. flGI(II ,.,... 114 Willlnl·t,·ate ., Mr. " Mi'l. a..... Morris, R r . .. A . Flower Show on September 5 and 6. In the article C<liiCOI'!ling ~ Gnn! 1(0! ... - . Ud.., :::::-·:~=-:::te~~ e lgiOn In mef/CQ ,_, Plans were completed lor tbe answered roU call by .namll!i J Middleport Book Swre In ,.,. ller . _ , Mr. Ed. Gnnl. He Be 0 n Sept• loth '--- t M R ld <N • un der G0d' AllOWS !allStptember flower show to be heid i plant to' bo moved In ·A.. m•ot. gord oo tlae «lflinol J!WI&IOf :flO· -~W:ht, :;: of Mrsr. ~':.1 • atiOfl 5 and I at the Rut-' A oole of thanks was -·re- Mr. Andrew C.l<imlood. He Grant boCu!o tU and 1m,. worlt of Leonardo 11 bao - t e d IIIII Da Vinet is among !be world's 20 miiUon bowlers Ill !be U. I roreol. 'nl.,., are not more than spend about f110 mllllM an !0 ou\hontlealed works of hllln nually Gil lbell sport. tO 11meo ' exlsienoo; two of hit most cele- more than tho total 1114Jm brated paintings being tbe Mo- leapes' bat10ball pte reeelpb Houdashelt and Milll!dlth Ray- Mrs. L_, Weover of Jlld<- or Belle Glade, · Fla., opeiat a I Mr. and Mrs. Ch!rles Beegle ""=.;LI;&;;"ii'iindiii.thoaaLasiiiiit.iSaupOiper&,. · ..;.l;;;.n,.aarectJ!I""':..;Y;.•IIara.~-."""_, man attended a District om. sonvJIIe, Fla., ·• a ruest will! hla inolh!r, Mrs. and CbllCkle of C<>lumbus ore • cers Traini"l clw of the Mrs. _Huel Cleland and otber : Loltlf Wilcoxen. . guests th" w..k of his lather, ' WSCS Thursday at Beaver. FOtA relative~. : Mrs. Edn~ Ha~man , who Mr. Ira .Betgle. lowing the meeUna tbey motor- Mrs. Clara Roullh spent sev- :&pent the wmter m Florida. af. Mrs. Clifford Morris and ed to Chillicothe aJKl called on era\ days with Mr. and Mrs. ter visiting her slster at Hunt- g_randdaughter, Miss ?arla Morthe Lee Jacksor family. Robert McKelvey at Belpre. lngton, W. Va., spent a week rJ! sP";nt a week wnt1 Mrs. Miss Shiflet 8 mlssiona Mrs. Lavi.lia Simpson re. with Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Brad· Morr1s slsttors at Deerfield ..... · 1 dl ' ryk turned home after ....-~:ng ford . She went to New MarshBeach, Fla., and w~st Palm from rj a, was a iUes1 spea . 8 .,....... fi ld s0~ J: . · frt nd 1Beach Fla 1 er and showed alides at the several weeks in Columbus with e Y o VISit. e 1!1. • __ • ---pr 8and Jam ·SnodPlrSI Bapt1st Churth Sunday Mr. and Mrs. R0 ber 1 Kn1g.,•t• Sieve ··~ed -• ,' GETS CASINO PER·MIT step and AIJcio 1 Jl'ISS ati.C"II\I amstorm arr. j • 1 . even ng. , . 1Biarhills Air Sllow Sunday at DOUGLAS, Isle of Man Rev. and Mrs. C. L. O'Cot1- l Mr. and Mrs. Carol Sayre ol 1 South Daylon Airport · I IUPI)-The Isle of lolan govnor left Monda) momina for a PitlsDurgh, Pa.: spent several David Bobb oC Colu~bus vJs. l ernment Wednesday granted a I two weeks va.catlon. day~ with relative". llted Friday with Mr. and Mr8. wealt;ty American widow the I Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mor.. ' Mr. and 'Mrs. Price Wolfe. o~ 1 Eber carna~n. : rig~t to build a $1..4 million . ris returned from co·umbus on Lexington spent Sunday w1tli 1 Mrs. Mattie Circle, . M l s s casmo _- hotel . at this tourist i 1 Sunday. Mr. Morris was hosplt- Mr. and Mrs.. Eber Carnahan. 1Frances Fost~r end Mrs. Eber ) haven m the lnsh Sea. allzed at University Hospital. One Thomas of Gahanna • Carnahan spent last Monday at Mrs. Helen McGarvey Saul They were accompanied home called on Eber Carnahan re· Buckeye Lake and ·visited Mrs. Iof SilVer Springs, Md., plans to by Mr. and Mrs. Merle Schroe- cently. Loe TiRdale. 1build the establishment on Onder and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKay Mr. and . Mrs. w. Smith I cllan Head ovel'looking Douglas Fred .!o!ayre Is In Leesville, and Danny of Newark spent a and son, Jeff, of Oaylon, were BJty. Ohio. where he is employed at weekend with Mr. and Mrs. wfckend guests ot ehr mother.- , WIDOW WRITING BOO~ . Before he can become a the Leesville ReservOir flood I Verne Watterson. ' Mrs. i::larry Hayman . DALLAS mPil-The. WidoW . control darn . His family will Mr. and Mrs. Ort Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill ol U!e Harvey Oswald 1s writ~ 1 Registered Pharmacist, your druggist move there this ".'eek. and two sons of Wat<>..ford and spent the weekend in Roseville I book. must understand the composition, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle ac-- Mrs. Herman Welch or Vincent with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sayre: Mrs. Declan Ford. an edvi~or' companied by their overnight spent Sunday afte ,loon with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harpold 1to Russlan-b<lrn Marina Oswald chemical properties, manufacture, and.. guests, Mr. and Mrs. Claudie Mr. tnd Mrs. Verne Wattets~n · l oJ East Liverpool were week wife of President Kennl!dy's use of drugs, and ways of testing them. Lathey of Ripley, W.Va., at· Mrs. Bob Wilson and famdy li'nd guests of his aunt, Miss accused assassin, announced !ended th.e' La they. ·eunion at of Jackson spent Monday with Minnie Harpold and Mrs. Scary . l Wedoesday Marina has · hired a Bremen, Ohio, Sunday. her mother, Mrs. Harry Hay- Miss Vera Beegle aecompan· professJonal writer to .help her Mr. and Mn. Ben Philson man. ied Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolfe with the book. A pubhsher will and Mrs. Mina Lewis returned Mr. a~ Mrs. Jerrt ~owell to their cabin It Great Bend be announced soon, sh~ said. home from a ten days vacation and fam1!y spent Sun_~Y m St. ~unday where the Wolff' reun- / touring the eastern stAtes. 1Albans, W. Va ., vis1tmg rela- wn was held. FIRST Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilldore I lives. ! Mr. and Mrs. Solon Butcher, : QUALITY an~ daughter, Gretche 11 , of ' Sandra McKay of NE>wark and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Townsend, I ~EGULAR Steubenville were weekend vis- Mary Wilson or Athens sp~nt Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Whitehall REXALL DRUGS Certified Oil Station itors of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Monday with Mr . ~tnd Mrs. of Cleveland were re.cent guests . WY. 2·2955 Pomeroy PomerOy H.illdore. ~Y all enjoyed a : Vetne Watterson. 1or Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simp· W. Mliln St. picnic Sunday at Portland Pnrk . : Othet'f; present included Mr. I • n . ·. ., and Mrs. William McKel\'ey. . Billy, Bruce ar.d Marviu, of Portland, M1:~s Judy Fee of ! Bosron, MaR~. : Mr. and Mrs . Oon Johnson nd son, Brian. of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byer, Julie and Larry, ·of Middleport. They also celebrated the tllird birthday of Julie Byer. Mrs. Blanche French, son omd daughter-in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian French, and Mrs. Lena Gorslin, of Akron, spent a weekend \·isltJng ~.fr. and · Mrs. Clark ~IViden and Mr. I I ) e-DI!IX SenUnel, Pcimeroy·Mldclleport, 0., Sept. S, 18M Mrs. Kalhryn Gunthor and( oon. route ilonre they villleil at tile Miss Elolse BeD of .Cinclnnati Mr. and Mr!- Cly<le ~ bome of Dr. Charles Jividen spent a weekend wafb their and cllildren of Columbus lpeol at Atlaens. mother, Mrs. Loun BeH. the weekend wrth Mrs. How, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 'lborla Mr. and Mrs. Delberi Wll- ani N!iSior and otlaor relatl~. ol Zanesvalle spent Saturday COJ<en of Colwnbus visited Mrs. , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zvora of Mrs. B. M. Pickens, Mtl. with her mother, Mrs. Freda LoUie Wilco<en toeently. IAkron visited recently ~llh Mr. Sybil Milt~, Mra. Margaret Benu. ' Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gamble , and Mrs. H~nry Roush. and Mro. Ot's McCllntoclr. En· Racine • ty N0 te8 SOCJe ••• ..._ . . CALENDAR 1 ••• You'n .Llke , SIMON'S 1 GROUND BEEFI 1 1 i I c school~ don't changA lb. 1 1 . I the boy. 1.- lr"=--=--;;.;;-....=.-==.:,.====.;..===-'---1 THE SHOES WITH YOUNG A r 950 WIENERS PORK LIVER 19c BOLOGNA 3 II CAN MILK ______ __ .. •. i . l . ) ' FRENCH DRESSING ___ ~~;' STOKELY PEACHES 4 I , change the shoe! baked with PG-7n®, a· pure ' SILVER DUST - - -----'--- ., ., all-vegetable shortening! .. un~sotur.otes" aR jn most bUlls. We are proud of i ' . easy on shoes. But you can expect ah- to provid• lit IUid oupport. If >:our son is not wearing Stride Rites, it'o time you imnd liow well they do their job. And bow well our skilled fitt•• do tbeira. • Yto be ' BREAD • ' 16oz. laaves ,..,..,.,, equcro f . . lcmoMr r-t...... ' porfoot "*Jie for ... , our responsibility toward your family- activity. m...lc, a H<ioor lradiUoa for""'"' th<m.58 ye<t!'& . r...., w....Mdo. Good things go with Heiner's ••. cause ~ 1' . Size• 1~Ji2 to 4 ...,.__ $3.99 'i-' ,-;.. • ! I . • t ~-nr. 1," R • ' . ~ ..,._ ' ~~ ,1 _.., \ a ':•}'. -.-· , ' CZ¢ ··-\ '( •\, I ' -~~--~~~- giant size 79c s1• FOR scJooL LUNCHES! JELLY lbs . AppleBlackberry 3% lb jar- CANNED GOODS SALE MIX OR MATCH Spaghetti, Pork &. a .. ns, Potted Meat, Henhey's Svrup, Tom•fo Juice, Butter Beatlli OctoiMr luns, Sliced Beets and Whole P•tatOes. 99 [ Pal Brond Paanut Butter 10cans 99C 3-tb . 1•r 99C I ' srz.. 4Ji2 •• " __:_ $4.99 Heiner's goes with everything good'! • 6 6 HOLSUM WHITE _ ! lid• quality producl. a further step in11arrying oU: -·tezpect bo BREEZE '1fX ;, . , I ! 1011taim about three times as much of !he preferre.! $1 giant size 79c OXYDOL ~~~~~~~­ giant •ize •,. \ cans EVERYDAY LOW, ·LOW PRICES I Today, the only shortening IM!ed in fkiner'• enriched buno No. 2Y, Save Money. Not Stamps, At Simon's! \ I 19c SIMON'S ·M4RKET. -''': . 0PEN.1EVENINGS TIL 7 PM- SA'hHbA'Y;'TIL 9 P' - . !: MAIN -~ - WY 2·3975 .•. POMEROY .... . . ....~ • �··.-······~· ·-. ·- ---·-- _....__ .. .... . ...... ,, ~ .; ___ _.. .......... . __...____ . . . .............. ..-·-·-·.. . .,_ ........ ' f . d • 1 . . 1Off1"eers Take on Patro Oose Patrols On Highways Are prODIIS• ed . arees' for Inspeeti"ons .;;;:. ... . County Area . S-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Vidlll~t't, o.,:Jitpt. r;:llll1 . Ab I l........., ~.!:!U.:S '::'~~~ Moeller Attacks e ~ · Sertunl Mee-tr ~ Goldwater to Open Race . area driven tbat DIOit • . . follow~ my .. denls boppeD wilhlll 35 IIUieo walter Moeller of Lancalller nasty which would .. eUmlnate of tbe drlver'l home and that opened his eampalp for sovermnent by a df!liiOCI'aUC the majority of fatal accidents tlOD as loth District U. S. Reo pedplo." "!Dghways In the area will are recorded 1n the COWity In presentatlve this fall by alleg· Moeller uld he would set uP llDe. 1 did lba~ 1 Moeller stated be hu seriiMII rvations about Abele's Inon ClvD JUabts. " tin for 1 bW doesn't J:,~o ~ow tnnor ~ ~ou ah~Ve deflnee ;:"p~dOII! Civil Rights 1a · ol a very apiOlllve issue, n :;:etions i!00J',y<111 ."!t. s1nce I ~ledicare lllllleed · nollllaatlOII tllat bo jlave ::.,_t ::"'~~~~~~: . ,_:,~ ~ 0:~:~~[;,; ~:~~ =v: :Stm:= ::.~~~ ~nxt:" s;m'"~ "'f !'.:\,:7;! :O"!.u:;' C:"!bo~icl \:"'tp'O dlaW: n~~O~~! Moves to Senate ld did not ~orm ta ~. our ~stJtulionf" bodies. Next, they will look over the ''Abelea member d. tbe .. motor, ehecklng motor mounll. gal prol~ulooi voted for tbe w•re connecti~1s1, ho~•· .: the be con•tanUy patrolled and ..,_ which tbe driver Uveo. 1ng Incumbent Republican Ho- a amall headquarters In Lanhill bqt did 1101 take time to Then they wt get m•• . . he trlct , E "Pete" Abele Ia caster to llandle mall and 4Dform the district voten of gency systems, look for seats forcemenl w• 11 ' . !It urges drtverti wbo are mer . . ormed Re btl· Cllllll • during the I 1lileOilllltu. 1 bw 8Dd test brakes, em,: "just goiiic to the eo r to becom?' but that II would he havl Ja. Iii poor col!diUon, chec e this statement tod !lore" to fasten their aeat Gold,.·ater arl•tocrat." office. "My office Ia go- c oae . t le formed Dl " ' elllngulahers and mate that aU available:. for the trip, pointing out that Claiming Abele aUgned bJm. . to be wherever I can talk ;::'rt~~ ~ :c:~nd "Thio .bows Goldwallor acl· tbat all safe!)' equl~ent • will be traffl dul)' Is possible to have a aenous self with the rsdtcal . minor!· a voter In the district." bl ro- ll bas no feelings on Civil where it heiOIIgl and ID good :.:'r~eDthe Labor'":,ay w.!kend. elden! In that ""!'•hi ty wing of the American Medl· M..ller said, In studylns AI>- ~a= ::Cls~o'a:f vt~l:nce ~~~. other than to gain voteo workmg order. of the p trot AllXtllary tlng on thell' aeat Is """ cal ABBD two years ago Moel· ele's voUng record, he found tee . h the and use coofuoion It'l aD If the bus meets .the rigid M:.... of ~rlcan Legion: be fatal. ler said McArthur ~ lew areas where the I wo breeding lad(OD! sue as ora~ ahd pollUcai expedlet>standards of the 3:1-pomt ~:- ~~~es whc> have been trained In addlUon to seat bellll, man "will qulcldy fall Into could agree. Bl~~ld~:'t.e":"!~ted against Cl· cy. . . garees. . lion program. 11 will he poed ~ in patrol practices, will be rid· are a few of the things that step with the smell faction of "He seem1! always to vU Rights with the purpose of Moetier said It wao a "COD· •;we will continue our pohcr, Each bus that Ia a~rov er· In with patrolmen snd working wrists must rememeber when Goldwat.erlte• who hope In ride great pride In announc~ inning strensth In the S!Juth. stltuUonal fact it's the bullnell QfcarefuUy checkins each bus , reqmred to diSplay a ety c de~k at Patrol Posts. they get behind lhe wheel Into WashlngtoD next January for moasures lbat •veryone ~e claimed It wa• because he of Congress to legislate IIIII the said the Sergeant. . . tihcate. f the 32 't h k· "No leniency will be shown their Labor Day vacation, !be and establish an 11i'llltocr&UC dY· eloa Ia for, and apparently In believed certala ReCtiODJ of tba judlclary's responsibility to patrobulmend Will ..:fd::;'/'ngothe reckless operawrs and violators Sergeant said: a tendencyt,tohuw7d ..i181iiiiii'tuiiUiioiinaiilii,iiUiin-iiiiidiieiit.ermliiiiiiineiiiiiaiilaiiiiiwii'siiviialldliiiiiiityii.•'""i .,.... at a s an say, . . wll0 endang r their own and govemmen some Qui will &ive it a thorough ex- up w par, the patrolmen Will . th e . he d .· lng" 1. Driving II • run Ume joh. votes leave me with doubts ll!linatlon." require that the bus he repolr· lives or 0 ers m t II' IIV • Don't become lavolved Ia about his flseal , Tiley will crawl under I h e ed and re-inspected . . he said. . distracting oltuatiou In the "He voted," said hus and took for bad brate In addition to the buseB, dnv- The Patrol Is gomg to Increase while behind the wheeL "against raising the lines faulty steering mechan· m will be checked too. Ill vigilance thlS weekend m debt limit I'm Riad to see he broken parking brake 1'hey will be asked 1n an attempt w keep the number 2. Drive defeDBively. Expect · · COIUlecton, frayed or broken their special schoO" bus opera· . the une~pected. Mr. M. A. Epple and wires defective exhaust sy- tor's license and annual physl- drtve a ~oo1 bus. 3. Don t overload your car. Frank were Sunday dinner OM~ bent frames and rusted leal report approvi•g them to Acconhng t.o Sergeant P. D. Make sure you can !ee out all RUeslll of Mr. and Mrs. Rollllll 1 Boys' Knit McCreedy, Patrolmen C. E. windoWll. t W 11 •0 8 rown a 'd e sw•., . Carpenter and D. A. We1 ner t Above all, be sure you are have been assigned to inspect drtving a safe car. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cremean•, OCie A new aelect.Ion In buses this year. s. Stricily obey all Shade, 0. were RUesll of Mr.l---------~~-·11 aood nsortment of These men recently attended laws. and Mrs. ·::lulrle! McGrath, Mr. BY BERTHA P~RKER colon and slz" a atrol and State School ~rd 6. Heed tha hlshway Mrs. carl Knicely, Mr Mickey Fm: was return· II :~f~~or~ class. where. the fme signs and signa~s. o. were guesht of rela- ed h~rne from Meija Memor11 of bus mspectJ.on were "Have an enJoyable here. H ital where he n 11 8 05 reviewed by experts. Day weekend," the ~01 10 weeks. Mr Fox "Of 58 buses inspected In sliid " but don't cause us to Mrs. Dorgan had ed · Meigs County last year," Ser- you 'because of a tratnc viola· from Columbus. They were :uc.::.:m:~ A. ll PrestoD geant McCreedy said, "Jl fail· tion,'' as he called for eomp- len Borgan who 18 G · ~ ~d Mrs Ellrl ed th4, inspection aud were oot tete cooperation from all motor- m Colomb"." and Colu.;.bus Mr · and granted safety certificates UD· ists. gan '1"'1 wife an ren. M y le P~lvanla Boys' Corduroy til they met minimum standThe Utile boy Wayne rs. ap • . • Greatest Smoke Sereea ed for a few days to visit Mr. recently w11h Mr. and Mrs. ards." SLACKS 1.99 up 0 The following Is a tentative Greatest smote ocreen ever and Mrs. H'Y BlrchBofleld ~ H~er a":ll~~~ Gene Alkire Right for ~chool. Several schedule of local school bus produced In warfare and Mrs. rsan K ~· nd Kimber . lee ' · dl tl ok evman , Inspections an oca OM. was the IIO·mlle am e cover b colors. Assorl_!!d sizes. 1 the weekend wtlh Rutland High School, Sept. 21, long the ~ that screened m:~ '::~e~r~~.::e. ~:.:"parents, Mr. and Mrs. 9 a.m., Northwestem buses. reorsaruzation of the 21st U. S. p k Tuppers Plains school, Sept. Army group and Its subsequent daughter hao been M ~ :;.. Norman Scha.. 22, 9 a.m., Eastern Dist. crossing of the river in March them to set moved since r..;ently with their 1er, r.v 91 Southern High school, Sept. of l!HS. Youns fractured her arm. 23 9 So the Di t Mrs. John Stout and Dana !OD·In-law and daughter, Mr. •Sailsab.m., chu lrnSe at. 24 9 ·' ' '"'"" hlne I Turner Sr· were at the WaR- and Mrs. Clarence Ackley, Alb· ury s oo, p. , uapan • ae .... ..._. mac n· New style• In washable a.m., Salisbury, Pomeroy, Mid- dustry proc1uces 1.8 mi'II'too ner reunion at St. Marys, W· ens. Master David Schaefer has corduroy and quilted nylon. Bedford. machlues for export annually. Va. d home ~ Mount Ver· Kenneth Newhouse an w Sizes 2 to 16. lly moved to Greenvlll•, S. C. alter spending a week wtth where he baa employment. grandparents, Mr. and .t.ln. Mrs. John Gibtto• of Schaefer. and ddldren were suests of Mrs. Homer Holley, M r s. Lana Gibson and Gordon re- Hartwell CUrd recently 1pent CLOSI OUT eently. a day In Col~mbus. IPICIAL PRICI Mrs. Avo Gilkey visited Mr. Mr. Olla Rife and Stevt, Coand Mrs. Howard Dey Gilkey lumbus, recently visited his at Bidwell. motller, Mrs, Cora Renahaw. Mr. and Mrs. Jlay Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire Pomeroy were vlolton at Mr. and children, Columbus, Mrs. 11111 Mrs: Charley Jones. Berlba Parker, Clllled on 0010 II Mr. and lllrs. Jack Clarl< and and Mr!. Tillie Mains, children Clllled em Mr. and Mrs. , and Mr. and Mrs. Loonlt HudSOII Sunday evening. Walter Walker, Star Route. - Mro. Jolla SIGal lllr. and Mrs. Lew Diehl spent OPP. LOWER PARKING LOT POMEROY --====:....-ISwlllly evening with Mr, and ~~~~Are~~he~r~,~~~R~oo~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ •esld«lll ......,. Palrolmeii Ia ..,.....u. prb III'OUDd loeal WOOile wileD lnllpecbon of ~ buaes atarto Ibis laD. Ac<ordlng Ill Seigeant P. D. ~ ol the local Patrol ~. the Inspecting officers may DOt evea he 1"""18111'"" as Highway Patrolmen because IIley will be allowed to hllllR. up tiioir uolforms and stlff-brun· 1!)ed ..mpslgn bela in exchange for,. I pair of coveralls or dun· ..., • ' Dally SettUnel, Pilmeroy-Mid4Jeport, o., Se --. inspe~~::;.s a~:~ol u.. ecm~my~;llb~i~lliiwO,ere~iiunoo;... Harrisonville For School ... for Fall News Notes FOR BOYS Jarp;, Laorel Cl' ££ S • ty News Polo Shirts 1·99 :::,u:ry 'BAKER FURNITURE .. ,-. ,. The Daily Sentinel ' ,. This Is What It Means Tuppers PJains A REPUTABLE STORE- A store thtt Uvea up to ltsadvertl• lng bargains, has 1 reputation to uphold. DEPENDABLE QUALITY - In the merchandise It ulls. Mlflo chandi11 that Is exactly 11 repr...nted. HONESTY - In advertising meaagn •nd In d..ttngs with the public. No attempt to falsify or deceive. The Print:r.ess ,Coat and Suit . Representative will be in out' store Friday and Saturday Hr. and Mn. Charlea 1ng 8pl!lll a weekend at New Lellngton with her brother. Mr. and Mrs. George Cllrla1)' and they also visited her brother, Floyd Christy and family. He Ia just borne 'rom tha hospital but remainl quite Mr. and Mrs. Dennard Blake and two daughters of Manafleld spent the weekend here wilh hlo parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win Blake and otller relatlveo. Jlr. and Mro. Floyd Spence Pomeroy were sund"1 .... 1n1 poll al her . - here, Mr. ml Jln. Gerlld Violet. Mllll SonJa ,I«' and oiltel', Mlaa DeanDa Beaver, r• lurDed to lbelr home at New llatamro'ao, Oblo, after a ...W.•o vooatlcJD here with their gnndparenlt, Jllr. and Mrs. WUBam <luopman. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Maynard Clark and ... al WU1hlngton. Mr. and Mrs. Seldm Baker of Pomeroy were gueoto of Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and fam. PLAYTEX GIRDLE " li11 1n Important m• sage for you. It pays to read them all. MAKE YOUR PURCHASES THE SAFE WAY A~S EVERY DAY IN The Daily Sentinel '· ... ' O " Pomeroy · I may save you up to , ~ .. ;. " l•;',itl.. I~'J'\ . Wide e· : r> oelecll~il-~t'~e.ft.U ...~". =--J-' tr'zrt . ~newa~ns: • ·SUEDE. ctoTH It I n.e • •tndoo--- "er1 . . ..-.: flit,-. -oltholl a ...d .... _ _ _ ril/11_ ....... - lnocti•l PamHer a -~· .,.,..,. •·r,. ia& 111o ..... "P•"•. I 4.Jd ..a IMr ~ • I ·. ""ll•o [IUOI C ....... !IIUDIH(; I $125<•-> financing . ' '. 'WoHpen Society Notes · ,.· ·-lllnl7. b llaiiiOV optiolll ralore-NC!t.,..tld Rambla- nloo tmoqbout. . . "' .... ' B u- lllaJI Get _ . ' lit a ..... JWnbler•a • J'!llr..ir4~ \le& ,, I 7 ··-= _....,,...l ' ' B '· c ;a?'' 1 t 3n·~c 1 ' ,·L 1 hz • f -- . .p us, -a - .; . . ....... ,, 2 0 ~ W~ ~ 1\lch11111'1md' ~; Mr.', mtcl Mrs. Arllmr'· Noase :liill Mil lkclty *" • "'."!.,' 1~~;..------------------------~-------------• L~w~.~Mo~ln:!"~·--,!P-=•:•:.,:..JIW•tch"OnllroadwarTvnllht."~·IIIId1' Vo110o.~ ,cJa.lliV1 Wa'WIIMI"*;~',*f_L: .... .". \ ~ "'1 ' , .. ' . ·• tr ,;- ' ,I • .• ;< U. S !'OSlAt.t l'.t.ID4 en. 1·-.--~~~,~~~~,--~.~-~~~~----~~Jr, ~ 11. ''1\:o', l»J •.... Il.,..,. I II>. . .... 'It~·~ ' ,. "'' ,. 1 . ~ the Mlue~•. et the,.!]£. stub to the Gas ......,..,_.~a Would You Prefer To Spread Your Cost of WitJ1er Heating Over the Entire Year? You can-with the Gas Company's NEW Budget Payment Plan .. You can avoid paying peak gas bills..:for your home-it\ the cold winter months. With the NEW Budget Payment Plan, you normally pay the same amount each month, If abnormal weather conditions or other factOB ·necessitate a change in the budget amount, your monthly payment will be adjusted. What 410 Hodgo- Drlvo Phono 446.4290 Galllpollo, Oldo AI . would you pay each month? Look under ''Bu!lif!t Amount" on your gas bill due in September. You would begin paying that amount in October. To enjoy the advantages of the NEW Budget Pavment Plan, check t~fiAj,l~re on the back Of your gas bill due in September and return it to the Gas Company. · ' ' ' CllUIIIA9t'J6 OF . ) p . . . . . .. .-, · · ~ i " 011~ . I · - !..,IJit!' ~ 01111-= . , · 1 CAROLL K. SNOWDeN ·~=::'~. 'sun ma Budget Ttie NEW winter • the entire Peymelff. P1tuit 1 hee~ting· cost$ e~den Y ·ng pea~ y evo• pay• year. ou inter mont.hl. bills in the cold w .,.SAME ou pay ttl;• N or rn a II Y 'I n!J::' lfiabi"'Orrnal AMOUNT _ . _ a ch mo . • ther facto~ waetfl~r eohditlons _or..t.~l'le budget make a c hange 1" ··. . monthly amount necl(tsaary ~, ~~!Jf+ d The ent w111 be ed)-u~.,e • paym lly would pi!IY each amount you norma Budget Payment month on the new de r "Bud a•t Plan appear& uotn~er"· lide of this t.. on the •·• -~ ~ ••• BILL IS 011 OTHER SlOE ,.... A STATE FARM !. lln· ,,.....~ MUTUAL •Mrs...tllrL ; *""~~ ;Gf ieo. lltlll ' . ";t:! ..... •••.P:J•_............ ipW..,Q.-." ~m . Riissetl 1 1,- fiRst.UUS MAIL YOUR- liilOyeotaeoohutatthehome Mr· .... a. s. wan. REGULAR - Amoun - . ld bofln paylnB thot bin. You Yi"99l ntb ·To )oin, cheek amount next mo ~.;,.;.. an~return the · water repellent matertll) · ' " · Mrs. ·J&mes ·Reeves, Mrs. Many Coordlnatlnc 'fi.tt~ '· · i:llgeDe Rablng; ' Rhond:a, Mrs. ·Fre4 Tllcterman w...., recent vloltors of MrS. Elsla Perry of Iiadcllfl. . . •. ·\ '' 'MI'.' and Mrs. Eugene '1110mp~---...., ~ ·Gtm llld ~· ci1 ....... Rid..., Mr. and Mrs. •..,. 0 TO JOIN BUDGET PLAN .. mod (:! ,. ' tioe'l!pion; America• eeoao•J kia1 Uaa& Me --r•oc~11 11111eo ....,...~,. ,, Ia . . . , ...... ,.. . . - .. . ~~ ol au. ~ 111111 --· v...,. • pc11WK 4•V . • an... " C:.H ..E_C_K_H_E_R_E_.,. Orr" day dinner and .dl.ernOQ.O. RUesllt t~ .,. Ollhelr parents; Mr. and Mrs. . . . . - - . - • DOECO~ . .. l!lverelt Lambert: •.~SEERSUCKER ' Linda Smith was a 'lbursday · .MI!RCVRY'-" (new italn and . :;:.:._aild Friday RUest of Jo · :vwr-..av.a. ·Ntrow~••••, ._ . would You Like To Spread Your Co:. Of Winter Heating OIIBr Entire Year? IF SO, · and insuring ifri.· iosepii Johnson, Bever- your next car Aok me obout the Stata Car Finatu:e Plan • w..::·~~F~:'~~~~: Farm new 'UIIecl ears. · /1'·; · ..• , ·· ' :>,.:nOlii!SPtrn · W'lll . . . . , Alii !11°1 IJIJ'I'Ilo . . . .• • I"t' i)• ~ ~Col!l)VI\pi~.~ ·. "· %' , ,. terials to [ashion new wearablea •~ 4•t a •.... t:: -: - : : : lust"' tw ,uMt"~ -!?.~ ,o V't 28·' MIRIETIEIII$•.~TJI-..· SEW11t, .,.11· · METROPOLITAN MOtoiS , ........;.~ ..... ..··-~., ·.:-r '' .. Certified 011 St1tlon .,. , ' '. SHOP ~. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY in this McColl's pattern and oth- nf ...... I , " • ..... - ' ..... -.I'IIJJJI- ..... A Space aelentials are lool<ing I IIIIo lea.alblllty of an Earfh. to - Venus - to Mara • to • J:arlh bip, ae<lOrdlng to BrltanBoot al tbe Year. :,~~ITY lang. He will be happy: to assisi'you in yo9r ~lection . =•*"'YY- ·' Dam Chapman. . I . Mrs, Blain Taylor re1Wtled 11m;ne lrom Sl. Joseph illliPltal Ia Parkerabl:•g .and Ia recov• ..., from lnjurlea received Ia IIi auto wreck. Mrs. Win Blake opent the weekend at Belpre · with her mother, Mrs. Edltb Grim, wbo is Ill. · -Mn. Evelya Jlrleldeo *• styles. Stop in 11nd discuss your coat and suit problem with Mr. Of'&4 YEAR'S Mn. BODDie Grambling IIIII ..,. of Akron are visiting her parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Wil· VALUES - every Sentinel Advertiser a new suit or coat from the tremendous variety of fabrics and -••unatt •d ." '~ Don't miss this unusual opportunity to make your selection of < . • 'olla · ! 9 to 5 With the comp lete sample line of this year's coats and suits. LADIES' 11 il E. Main St. -A Fro~ ON .ANY PRICED FROM-~-- IIJ• CONSULT THE JUST A FEW LEFT • • Society Notes CLOSE OUT' m. ~·I ... 1. GROUP LADIES' CAR COATS Do You Know The 4 Points Behind Every Ad? When You See An Ad In ' Boys' Jackets t':..t ,.1. '. .- • • 61:: .. -- i:.l::lll !l''-=::i'":"""; .._ ... -:.. :.~-::::l:::";:~;::oo~>t_..l.~-. ::.:=~-·-~:..·. ,, . ' _, ..:.;.-:;,;=-=..;:;:;o.~ . 11';1 ' �....... ... . ........ ~ ~ ... ... : ' .... ..... -~ - ... "- •' ... . -.......... . ~ --···-;--· -·-- . , '" ~ - ... , , ___ .................. ')' ·I -.. .. . . -···-·-- . ' '. • . , ........ ~.~·-- .• · · · · · - · - · ....- . . ....... .. - ' - , '· .. ---· ••V••• ... · ·· ··- -~ - - - .. . . ... . . . ....... .. _.. __ •"•-••-••""''v"• - - .. Itt -·No- ' 1i .... --~ .... -----·-· -·---••- •- • •-••""••"'~• •• O ..... - .... . ..... .... ... • w ., ~~ .. .. ... - -· " .. - ... .. \ .. ant Ads Are Worth AGood Look-· You'II Find Dozens 0 . Bargains·Below~· Drew Webster Post Taking Dues Now ~--.;...------, • 10-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 3, 1964 WlNT AD lNFOIMA TION For Rent FOUR room furmsMd apart.ment. Phone WY ~. =:-;;:=;;----,--~. FOR RENT, modem house, =,-===-c-o~,---: sa room• and bath. Youngs· HELP WANTED< <Cook). town kitchen, UJe floor. lo- able to give three good cared at 136 Lincoln~rd . Call ferences. Give pbooe DJ,DDViY 2-3020. b 29 tie ber and address. Wrlte Post Office Bo• 145, Pomeroy, 0 . I 8276t For Sale 1FIVE. LA!JrES in Meiga Coun16' Trotwood Camping Trailer, tv to treill for wonderful new . ·I l"tM ..."'.."' .... tiM ....,., ,. e4h 01 ....._. IQ ... 4 - ~.-.d ...... .a-"' .. trrnn nw .... -,.ol'\....... ..,. ''"""'cIN' u•••IY ..... ant ~a ....,... ....,. .... • ...,.,.,..._. •ont • CeDta ,.. ~Mil GO- IIIIJ'- .n ,I~I'I'U ~- ... •M OtitHIU - ••n. IMif wUhNt 11 l"tiiAN&.It e 1)81'1"1.1 IUUD - fl .M fO'I..-4 .-,f'll mllr :.u\1) ot •rmlf'l &at!h 'Uio!lttnnaJ or~o.r• ...... ,. &Jill A. a.. e. ;J.t-. to • OaU, tatw"da, --8:31 -' Ill ,_ llHIO !IDOl' LT"'& Sto ll:ASY ' 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door · · $695 8 eyl. engine, standard trans ., &OOd tire11, radio and heater. Speeh~l. lo 55. Exeellenl opportunities Gallipolis. 3 3tp \V"'Jte Frances Goodnlte Box • 1 213, New Haven, W. Va. 1961 Lanter 4 Door Sedan · · · · · · $899 NOW READ\ metun.:J, pota· rTaho fot ~s corn, Je~D!' $1 liJ bu hrtr.g contalntlrs an dpick your.-P.It o\D . ,... Clarence Proffitt. Vl 3-2254 WY 2-2157 0 . I. Clftl l&nriN -"• 8 l Uc LIDeo.lll lernn. IAJ<e C.taDI.. II- ':=========~' ! DEALER WANTED: Good op• 1964 HONDA motorcycle 150, ening in Middleport and Porn6011 miles, like new. 'call W'Y eroy, Sell Rawlelgh Producto, Card of Thanks 2-2519 after 4:30 p.m. Year around steady work, good WE WISH to thank the Ewing ----~---9 2 3tc profits, or write Rawleigh, Funeral Home, Rev. Eugene FREE USE of our Carpet Dept. OH-8411-137• Freepor~ Underwood. the pall-bearers, Shampooer with purchase of _::11:::1.=----c:-:8~3_:_1 _:: tfc:....._ flowl!f donors. those who pre· Blue Lustre shampoo. Baker _ W;mted To Buy _ pa~ the grave, and all Furniture, l'lriddlt'port. friends ' and neighbors who 9 l 6tc TWO GOOD used twin beds belpod_ in any way at t he "HYBRID" Red wiggler red complete with mattress and death or our loved one, Orvel worms <lhis week onlyl $lOO springs. Phone Chester 98>9 1 3tc Michael. per 100. John Mohler. Lead· 2273 · Ge~ ·snd Oliver Michael ing Creek Rd ., Middlepor~ CALVES. Nine weeks old. Ph. - . Famtly . Ohio. Phone WY HI0.1. WY 2-3117 after 4:30 p. m. ,.. · 9 3 ltc I I tp . 9 1 3tp 9 3 . ' cf1: WARM MORNING coal stove. i HOT WATER boller dlld stokLost,.,fn · cund ' Largesl and best made, $35.1 er, coal flred . Harry Hill, ---~ , !;)· · .r-.- - - - - - Ernesl Griffin, Tuppers ' Rt. 2 Racine. CH 1-2142. LOST- Bag or laundry po Rt. Plains, Coolville, 667-3224. 8-19-tfc "124 bei"Neett Jackson alid Ra· =='"""'",-----· 9 l 3tp c;lne. Saturday evening. Aug· MEXICAN tomatoes. William · _ _ Instructions _ llll.t 29,,,JlloiOS< call Jackson H. Hnlmes, Syracuse I U. 5. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! 28$-~t. ~· 9 2 3tp 1==c=-==~--- 8 28 tfc ll.on •om•a.. LIWII :Start tllfb u ' ?-. SJ. . iill . ? FOR SALE • 1nu• • ••L ,...r,r.on tnttuo• llnt.il •Ptxtlnl I Tllnu•.. nd• 111 ,.,... ff\; ~ t4io · ONF U~ED Frigidaire freezer, ..prn ExJN!rimr.• u1r0•11, urone<·.,..• ·1). two 1961 model F'~gidaire re· :f:,.~R~~E .'~~r:='"'~f1~: ro~!'t: frigerators, with full lockers, rl•tn• " • ...,..., alttlrt,..8 end phnn• &811. 1'b• l4EX!CAN tomatos. William like new. One Admira T. v. ~b 1 ~'~s.n~':1~· 8 " with new oicture tube, one -...,,....-...,.-------....,.-il. ~~· S)J:Tactlse. , .•. · 8281fc Warm Mornin< coal heater, Ileal Estate For Sale ' two Seigl<r fuel oil heat-· eb with outside tanks like • ROOM house for sale. lm~ ne~. Save $I 70.'0. One' elec- mediate possession. Call SH tric dryer, one good Frigi· 2-4834. 9 3 3tc daire outnmatic rebuilt wash· 64 ACRE farm for sale In Ruter. Rutland Furniture Store land Township. Call SH 2· P~NING Rulland, Ohio. Phone SH z. 4834. 9 3 Jtc YO~; \lACA TION? 4811. i 3t 31c - ONE ACRE LAND, located off Rpe · lorvl~. ball band Rt. 124, V• mil•• from Fork· \ ••rvl .' onct"l!avel service Big Free2er Sale ed Run Lake. Drilled water · CA"LL: All SiM• • Salt p, iced well, natural gas, equipped e USfD BUYS e E. M. BUitTON for trailer hook. Call Reeds· 21 cu. ft Frlgld•A Chest 2-2632 ville, Ohio, 667-6255, after ==c-;-.:=---:c-c=-:-::--;,F,...,., _ __ __ _ __ $1'25 - MIOdlepor1 6 p. m. 9 2 6tp HOUSE AND roof paint.ing. Re16 cu H Chest Free1er $100 pair work, tree trimming. 9 cu ft Hotoolnt _ _ $6~ FOR SALE: r Middleport, 8 Reasonable prices. Call VI 3A:efrioe,.tor lJISiu-ance been room frame house with hath, 2100. a 27 14tp . '.oet vuur opera 23 cu f1 Unlca 'Jprlght $100 12 cu ft Crolie., A:efrlgeutor Cad WY Z.lfose coal furnace. 2 lots. See at 1. 0 . McCOY, AUt'TiliN'F.EK, - - __ __ - - S7S 441 Beech St. 9 2 Sic Chester, Oblo. 3 23 tie I lOUt 9 cu. ft Frl"ldan 1 1t.- DOWlJ 1.Jin4 I.Jiq. Mr. and Hlllmm. East- their dalll!hter, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Guinther, Leonard Jewel~ on were Sunday dinner Ralph (Sadie) Carl and son Mickey Williams, Elza Gilmore of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reynolds. Kingsbury Road. Roote 33. Reino Lind, Kenneth Harris or Mrs. Colleen Goldbury, Un- Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Conkle Charles Swatzel. Ohio visited recently spent a week with their daugh· Anyone who served honor$with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. ter, Mr. and Mrs. James Haf. Jy In the Armed Forces at Dewey Jones ano family. ey, and family at Grovt City. anytime between these dates: Among !bose attending t h Mrs. Conkle and Mrs. Hafey World War I, 4-6-17 to 11·11·18, Poplar Ridge Homecomtng Sun- altended the state lair. Luther World War II 12·7-41 to 9-2-45, day were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Haley is sp.:ndlng a few days The Korean Action tl-2lXitl to Roush and Dennis Spir.,, with hls grandparents, Mr. and 7-27-53, ls eligible for memberMrs. Arthur Lynch and grand- Mrs. J . M. Conkle. shlp in The American LegipiL Drew Webster Post 39 bold• 8011 Gregg called on Mr. and Sunday guests of Mr. and Local owner, 6 cyl. Standard trans., radio, heater, c:lean Mrs. Derurls Spires Tuesday. Mrs. Arthur Rupe, Sr. were Its regular meetings on the 1st in•ide and out. Mrs. Virgil Wamsley had as Mrs. Gladys Frederlck•.a~d Mrs. and third Mondays of eacb Saturday guests Mrs. Grace Kenneth Ward and daughter, month. Starting time for these Louden, Derby, N. Y. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur meetings is 7:30 p. m., with a Radio, heater, VB motor, needs repairs, standard trans. Betty Louden, and family, Che-Jr. an~ family, Galllpo- movie being shown first. then Good tires. Special. shire. lis, and Mr. and Mrs. Dana a short business meeting with Wrmond Bradbury and grand· Raike and daugb~, Kanauga. refreshments and entertainment son, Don, Gallipolis, visited his •. ' following. 8 It, body, Good tires. Sound motor. sister, Mrs. Dale Sisson MonWEDDING ON Z3RD The next meeting l.s schedulday. Th eddl o1 Ml ed for Sept. 7. The movie eSee Us Before You Trlde Mrs. Angeline Durham obser· e w ng . ss Oleam~e scheduled for this meeting is Or We'll Both Lose! ved her 919t birthday August 24, Clark and Mr. Arnold Hams "The !Dstory and Mystery of Mrs. Durham ls the mother of was an event of Augll!t 23 In- Playing Cards." Post 39 ex· Mony More Late Moclelt To Choaso From Mrs. Joe Stewart, and Mr. 0. stead of August 2l! and Mr. tends a cordial invitation to all OPEN EVENINGS TIL B:OO P.M. E. Durham, local. Mrs: John Bryan an~ veterans to atlel!d !lie · Mr. and Mrs. Billie Darst Chrtstine end Dottie . meetings. and family visited 1n Columbus. !he weddmg and reception. A _ _:.:..__ _ _ _ _ __ and Dayton with relatives re- beIll ng wIll be held 1Ill' th 0 ter Wednesday at Riverside Hoscenlly. Mr. Darst enjuyed a ple Saturday,, evening, Sept. ath ' '>lltal. Maternal grandparents vacation fro~ his employment at the home of Mr.. Marie'' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush at the Kyger Creek planl. Clark on Beech-St. ln MiddleColumbus. Great · gra-.c....~ 11..,f"'-&A f '] · · ~· port Your Chevy Dealer Pomeroy, Ohio amt Y ptrrue Inner was · ents in MJdd.len·"'ft include Mr. enj'oyed Sund 8 t th b f r· 0 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mr d ay e orne D.D. Diles, grer,t grandfather, :.: · an Mrs. Paul Schuler and ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mrs. C.J. Rhodes, great grandson Jakie of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ·Derek , and Mr. h.L. Bush, Business Services Board and Room RP.ceot guests of Harold Whea. of Columbus are announcing the grandfather. Mrs. Derek PIANO TUNING. Ne_w_m__ an B - u-r-1 ;;;;~~;:;;;;;:-~:;:~~i: ~~to~n.~were Mr. and ;drs. R 0 Y birth of a srven pound daughtbe former Bush. 1 'iiiiiiiiii0i0iiiii0i0ii~...;,;~~;.,;;;_.~_;;;;~;;..;~b;:;:;;;;;;...,., d tt Mlddl rt WY 2 '246 I WILL CARE for and famlly, Columbus. 11 e e, epo · " · Ronnie and Debbie Jarvis, eo9 3 JOic In my home. Special .,--,....,.=,....-.....,.,......"C-:-- "'""7 tion and care given. Phone are spending 8 week BULLDOZER and back-hoeend· VI 3•2274 or VI 3•2602 Port- with Mrs. William O.yer and loader. Ponds, baaementa, land. 8 1 Stp daughter and other relatives. diichlng. P. M. Cowdery, CbesMr. and Mrs. Rodney Spires ter. 8-MO!p Insurance and children visiteo SUnday 25c EACH. OLD T.N.T. AREA AUtTIIINI>ER with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doer· C.mplec. Set oleo JOHNSON, Slmpooo fer Sr. and granddaughlet Dora CALL OR SEE .... '" forma o1 In Ann of Bradbu ry, and Mr. and Ctttr lfndlllld Ageucy, In. ~ fl'rlle, r-• ., CoaiHI ouraace. Jim Jobosou aDfl Mrs. Henr1 Doerfer Jr. and , A. c. BKAilFORD Bud Slmpson. Ageota. family, Pomerc). - · Olio I I tic Visting recently with Mr. I NEW HAVEN, W. VA. s II Itt and Mrs. Clyde Horrison were S.. OW tid .ruler I.Jwtnlet.IOII cl..... ~tt11u. -- . -:II. A Local owner, clean interior, 6 cyl., standard trans., eood tires, radio and beater. JOB? ro P•-A' :a " aiSVL.1 P81•1•U<:lNq PHONE Drive. Television The Drew Webster Poot 3t, Pomeroy, Th• Amer1can Legion, · annOUIIC<s that 1965 membership dues are now being ..,. .JUDSON C. KISTLER, Executor cepted. Dues may be mailed to Drew of the Estate of Charles B• Webster Post 39, P: 0. Box~!, Crow, Deceased. Pomeroy. Dues will also bl 10o II ce1pted by the following mem· For lnform•tlon Call: Loncestor OL 3·1952 bers of Don the Hunnel, membership com_ _ __,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.Jimittee, Chalrman: At Pomeroy Motor Co. • • . BUY NOWII TWO SURGE milking pails. 8 28 6tc 1 - bulk milk tank. 160 gat. I --;-;==:.--;=~==• Phone Wl 9-3443. 9 3 6tp - ~OOK lNG POR SEC URI ttUL I ~ W4.N'I Gherke. 2110 Sanders An S.room home with enclosed porch, bath and large basement, located on two lots (Lot 4 and Lot 7) in. Racine, Ohio, being the late residence of Charles B. !,;row, Sr. and Mary Crow. Price, $10,000.00. TIME like new . Contact E u g e.n e I s.kin care JJ"Ogratn. Ages J5 •nM rn~t• l l h u - ("h•r&• tKI ~t.o lJ ~ .... ""r<l for Thi'M ...,. " -att.. SELL-DOWN WOMEN for hou,.wort. CaD WY Z.3666 lor interview. · g 3 etp u 24 lfe . ~ftl'labl· Prices Blasted Help Wanted FOR SALE TO SETTLE ESTATE 20. Luva o6 tM liMped 1>ot lalud I.Copllor ._t'[._ '-Tn>o "~·,'~:.t' r.;:"""_ _ _ _......,... ........ ,..,.,_ kA G. ImuulotJon ...Clo<l plot L~ "1. Beverap I.Furnl&lled ciWlll' 112. R.primM4 U.lCUOicai ""''- !<!.OUt of 21.-. n.X..t m... t 315.Male d.eeP dlvtaton llhlobe ltl, Troubloa 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon · · · · $899 •. •I ptiaa :16.0irl'a ·lllck- 38.N......hed liii.Sotema. woeder J8. .A..IIhore to. Dlrtt!gUro "'LI""'Ii':O':Oill""''~;- ... " ' ... .,., c ..... ••. . -. ,.• <. ... 1959 Rambler Classic 4 Dr, · · · · · · $169 -· 1950 International Pitkup . · · · ·. $199 I MOTOR COMPANY R.trlger.tor __ _ _ SSO Finstone Wringer Wesh•r Rent -- - $50 Unlco Automatic W•sher 575 tomatoes. Holmes, Syracuse. ~~~~;~~:.~~ 8 2.8 Uc ··'fomisl)ed ~INGER Sew1np machlnea '•M,Itln St. Ph. , new. $59.50 up. !.everal used machines at bargalll prices 1,,."fi."::~:-=-i;ITir::;-,..-~...::..9.:2...:J=Ic . The t'abric Sbop, ~Inger Saieo with I and Service, Pomeroy, Ohio. WY 2-2284. 4 2l lfc YOU PAY less IUrnishingo at Baker FuroJ. 9 I lure in Middleport. Ohio. 4 11 lfc and bath. Stewarl's Gun Shop, hunting ~~~~~~Cl~o~se to supplies. Shotgun •hells of Ill WYtf all kinds. Have guns - will ~::~~~::• trade. Have shells - w i II sell. De,ot St., Rutland, !Ohio. 9 3 15tc ~ ~5 ~:~?~EL~~~ full . Pnce 1135.00. W. M. JW .. IN SYHACV!~E. three b<:u...om sell, 231 Union Ave., Porn· 111f\1";a;~ct:~~ stove " eroy, Ohio. - - - - -and 1 CANNING to~atoes, furnisht"d. Suita- ~,,,,.., 9 3 3tp so cents a bushel. Pick your own. two people . a 26 tfc Auto Sales modern home, near Mild i 1 ted school, u tooard •a ' Don Hubbard, Syracuse. g 1 6tc ~Brniluiiillr;;;,f,;.;i Dehumidifier oil ourntng cir. .:,.imoa&. at r.he cu Iatmg heater, room size raltl' dinnt heater, electric water 8-14-tlc heater. Phone WY 2-2477. ron.,1 1. 8 31 6tc 8 27 6tc IQid .aifumlJhed apon. PEACHES, canning and fr .... BOUSE FOR SALE, Hamo.O. WY UU4 t2 I tic "K ing. $2.50 a btAshel. Bhn~ containers. Wedge Frui1 fi'arm, 4 miles west Of CooJville on Rt. 50. Turn west 1 mile. 8 l tfc ""'I In Pomeroy, PEAC~. <eady, brin~ con' I'OIIIDI and Dath Call ~tlinel'l. 'WeL~rer Fruit Farm. ~ iir:"'!~r&jflet a p m Long Bottom. Ohto. Phon• ' 7 !1 tic 9115-3201. 8 5 tfc Pie- r basement, pick- W•nted To il)' were her sister, Mrs. Bes- sie Chassins, and family C •rn ""'a · FOR SALE: 1959 Ford beatut~. large lot 12 1 2!15 · fthor.u r 1 m to 5 p. WV black finish, overdnve. al· U974 · Et. nlnga 1 to ~ most new tires, $800.00. Call IV' ~2441 ° :IJ~ WY 2-2186. 9 I 3tc 8 1962 2 DR. Plymouth V-8 Tor· HOhaUthSE InforM' s.lroolms que Flight, power brakes. Ra. mersvt e, Ohio die' and beater. Powell's Pri ..:. 500 W ··ce .... · S.rvk:e Statiun. ,_111-tlc E. Brown, 755 StelZer Rd., ._ _ St. .. ••7, Colurn bu s II. 0 blo. J'W 1111• bift rum, W. va. of Those attending the wedding of Miss Martha Tate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tate:, · and Tommy Gallager at Cleve- i land, Saturday were Mr. and , Mrs. Worthy Tate, Mr.. Clar· ice Longstreth of Gallipolis, . M d Ch r. an M". aries Tate and sons, Larr~ and Michael. Che· shire, Mr. and ' Mrs. Raymond Workl SWnd11rn " Cumpad Smitn and daughters, Rev. and Bseelle... Mrs. Robert Smith and lamtly, ville. Three bedrooms 1md "11 ~r ntoru . rtdt' •nd PJ"rlnrm , Rutlanfl. ~r. EW" Mrs . Wallare ecunom) and ·' Felty hath . SmaII down paymen t . l ruw.:e Small e&l um · and 'v.r · nn!t· V1rs · KPnPhoile SH 2-~. ' m•nae:rr tt neth Long.-trt-th 'lnd fam•ly. 8~ See Lan~s..,ille . Tht)- er. joved a fam==-===-=-'"'"7'"'"7 . t MatapuhlaD Mulnn lly picnic Sun·~ay fit Cleveland FOR SALE: Ready for immed· E. M.;t•• ~~r.-t<l ~· h01'11~I u~fu,·e r~furhlrll-j iate occupancy. A newtv Pbune W\' !-&l"ii Mr. an1 Mr~ - Joe Hou ~h ol painted and deslrabla aeven , • 1:1 m Cc:lumhus -mt'nl th~ w~ek ..nd room houle in Mlddlepor~ l 1962 PON"IIA~ ttl.~ o1 ..... wi th th!-'ir par;.!nls, ,\1~. and ~rs. Ohio, Ezcellent location an 1 bardluJ.O 1 1-tlitlluH 11iUt· 'm •krtie ~ ~·~·-·h HI'< •Jr :,n· 'M!i. l2te! y",,....,,., 1 metal - 62. Dlliuntab. utbe D AILY ClBYP.i'OQIJ(JI- 81 &'• ·hO'II' to work Itt ll':ar scllctU. Call WY 2-51>8. ' •nUI!'>IIJ' · ..:It••• Arna .•,, s• :\1mp. fam 1'I y. ~PI! nd. 9 1 ttc l tBh·•v ttu•u•t•<iHt \1•,• ,h , "nr1 t 1-111 W"' 1 . im: th~ we\k : m.l wilil Mr. and · -yard. 1671 Lincoln IUSED stoker for coni Furnace. HOUSE foR SA I.E: f room• powt-t ~t ....•rtllR ,,., ~~ .. , IJrHkt':o. i ~:r;., Ed Revnnld~ tYP.re their , .Pbope WY 2·2780. j Contact Howard Robin.,on hy furni!lhP · . , ,.'".,~-·Milt' 5:~-~·.rr r~t•• 1:11WJ eiUf!-1~ . !HI' ~r"A'l [ S.·l~ . !'.~~"r . an~ '1r~l . fiRrv .,~y'1\·. 8-22-lfc callini CH 7-2255. tl 3 61c 1 Phone W¥ ' :1-3312. I 2$ tic 02811. • , Z\1 Uc nul~• ami !amity, Cooo1.>l:u» *~ 2 Door Hardtop, 390 engine, auto trans, power steering Ford Galaxie 500 XL 2 Door Hardtop, 390 engine, aut. tran8. power steering and brakes 63s c~~!~~~ft~ns~~~ . 2 Door 63 Falcon 4 Door · 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio 63 Rambler Classic 4 Door 6 cyl. Standard trans. Radio ,P!q( 8 cyl. Std. trans. Radio ·.,. • ,. J'rldiJ, Cbirdl llelll RIDil 11:45 Wor141 New . .. U:SO MuoD Coun1J New~ 12:00 Comlltlmll)> Newa 12:11i Local N12: to Marteta 12:1& Mld Day WeaQier 12:30 l!lvBIII Bullelbt iiGird 12:25 Nt!'tlll 0 Oraml 12:30, Acrtcallln A&eal 12:«1 CciantrJ Go Round l:lb N- Bell 2:11 Cotwlrt 0o Round 1:01 Nat Bell 3:11' Mki-WQ MIIIIDeo 3:35 New~ llell 4:011 ........ wllb Doll fll, RY .. 64 Ford Galaxie SOOXL 62 Fairlane 500 2 OWOL 1:3!1~ IIONDAY TIIROUGB f'RIDAY 6:00 Sign On. Mus1C41 Clock 6:10 Newa Boadllnea I:S2 Musical Clock 1:ao Be stm • Knor 7:113 Newt _' 7:118 Musical Ckick 7:311 Newa Heedlinel 7:32 Musical Cloet 7:15 W'!fd lo Testlmon7 8:10 ~ ValleJ Newo 8:111 World, NlllloitaJ Nlft 8 ' 10 sporll 1: 15 Weatber l'1cltn I 111 Mtlllcal Clock I 511 Commt1'1117 Newa UO Talk Ill the Town 9'115 MUIIII County Newa 10:00 P'amlly Worthlp Hour 10:1& PubUc Service 10:311 ~ J 10:511 World lie!'l 11:011 New, Beat 11:11 MOI'IIin8 Melodloo i:OO CmnmnqJC:, Ne'tlll 5:06 World, National Ne'tlll 5: 15 Spotlight 011 8pon1 5:35 Wellber s:10 ~ Blvd. 8:00 Sigp 0!1 . UTliRDAr' ' 1:00 iJsn On, Musical Clock 7:00 Be Still , Know 7:~" NO'tlll 7:118 Mualcal 01oct 7:15 Word.,ll, .........,. · 1:~ Oblo ¥11Je7 Nelli 1:06 World, Natlooal Nelli 1:10 Sporll TOO., 8:15 Weather P1cb1re 8:18· Mllllell Clock 8:511 Newa 1:00 MUSical O'.tclt 1:31 Song & Stor7 1'lml t:f& l"ammiJ Worship Hour 10:00 Newt 10:115 High School rut PUlido 10:511 NewJ 11:00 Armli -nm. 11:311 SJt«!1aa Commuat., · Pro;i-iDis 12:00 Newa lloundaP 12:20 BuUetlli . Bollrd· 12:~ Newa o 0ram1 12:30 SalllrdaJ ~.. 1:511 Newa· &eat• 2:00 Sahlrili, M111aet 2:511 Newo·te.a 3:00 Salll!dv · Maaneo 3:fl5 t:OO D11oftt, .trllll 1JoA t:30 T!IP Ta 11e9M 5:00 N~tr~ ~ 5:15 Public 5,30 ~ Mt'*''8:0C: Sl!lll N-' • · I ..,_'II TD GO lilY OLZII:LXOYT BYO'I'OYWOT M p G0 p v.- JI:ODLlilYZD Ziti WPLVP Y...rday'• OttJp• potu mil GRliJAT 1/oCf OF FAIT H 15 'IIIBilN x.uc = m s Rill lB NO'l' GOD~u<g ME• Cl - ~ ...,._ .... • t ._, - - · · • W M P0 IIClNDAt TlllUI . . ,.,, .....,a 1•00 Sign 011 News 1:01 Sacred Beare 1:21 CoUntry JllllborN I:SO Farm NOWI 4:35 Paul Bowen 1:411 f:OO llletp Newo .CJ r\CI'. En ·- - Radio 1;00 SlgD Oa 6:05 Country Music nm. 8:20 .Counlr!t Jamboreo 1:35 lOUD lfarllll 7:05 Breakfast Party t:15 Jones BulrJt Show 10:15 The Good Life 10:35 Music ill The Alr 7:01i TIDy's Cltape1 10:46 Thla b Music ?:31. Newa 11:05 Top Tea Show· 7:35 Picken< Hardware 11:35 Top Ten Show (Duttoos) ITues.·Thun.) 12:00 Noon N.,. 7:50 Newa ftel1011 12:LI Mustcai ln!orludt l:tltl B~ast Party 12:110 Rev. MerllD 'feota 1:10 Rlly'a ~ Basket 1:00 Platter Part:v UO Van Pelrlc:t Sport& 7:00 Sundown Ser;,._de 4:41 Baker I"Urrttttti'e'Wed-Frl 7:30 Sign Off 1:511 0peu HOOJe t:eo Newa stlNUAY t:• Col!eo Wltb Janel 7:05 Sign Oa 11:41 IJelty N 7:10 French Clcy Baptbl Boor 1'-U:.....:Il.~ 11:00 Mlnlsterlal Aaoe. 1:00 Wlnp uf Heallt!c 11:U Country Drlften M·W t:~ Bible Speab 1o Yoo 11:15 Masoa Ct. r\CI'. En-'I'Ue 10:00 Voice or Prophecy 11.11 A.II.C. i'l'ogram-Frl 10:10 Wasb. Reporta to People 11:15 11'....0, . W01'811lp-Thon. 11:00 Sunday Show ll:f6 Tiay's Country B,nms 12:00 N0011 Newa 12:00 NOOII Report 12:15 Cllrlstialt Hour 12:30 Guo In Guest Btu--Frl. 12:10 Rev. Merlla Taeta 12:30 ~ Juir For YGa 1:00, BIDy Grallam t:15 ll1aetlau Sbow-'l'uel. 1:35 Latber1111 11our t:30 "-! NIWI . 2:00 Tbt Cbureb AI '!fort ,f:M ~ ......_ &:00 CQuntry 111ma Tlmert e:oo tiltn~~ s,a; World In 11ov1ew 7:30 Sip 011 e:w BaplbC Hour ~y .. 7:!WI Stp 011 SOJiVb ' .. ef !· ·j:J "• " , ... ....,._ \. ' ., VDRYJtiXO B'l' WJEH RADIO PIUI08AM L00 fuetpl 6~ A OIJPtuc•wa Qmlrdloa -- ··--:-:----------- MEANS BIG USED CAR VALUES tfiJ!I! . AXYDLBAIA.XB II LOI'I"&II'BLioOW One lett or limply- llor .lit IIIII ~ A to uot41 lor the three L'a. X for the two 0'.. ete. S!Djr1e letters. apo.. tropblea. the lengtb and tonnauon ot the words a.re all hint.. liMII cla7 tM oode letteN ue differ • "But, Daddy, we're only following the WhiU House l example In turnin1 out lia;llta that aren't n"dtdl" ~00~~~~~~~ ~@[M[ID + •( .,, ' .:· ·-: --~-,- ..... d: I ' . ' 4 d~oor 8 cyl. Aut.tra~. ~dlo, ~~ s;lfe~'!i · i' · ,-;.----- '" r . . ·- .';;; ,,.. ·.... ". ' . ti. ' · , ' . : IJ GEORGi WONDE!l WIIIINII! WINICLI 62 Ford Country Sed. Station Wagon ~ 61 Fairlane 500::2 ·Door*' ~:-1 6 cyl, Std. trans. Radio 61 Comet ·' • ... .. ·,r ., - · • ,, l' Stati~m Wc;~gol) 4 door, 6 cyl. Aut trans. Ratt.fo,, ,. , 8,cyl. Aut. trans Radio, power steering ! '· ••- ~ . . TH...NI<S WALK1Nct HOME••· I . 58 Ford Foirlaqe~;QQ . ~'~Joor~ · ·~·· , ·· INJOYiit> ' .:r.· , ~A-, ..•..•. ___._.......... Cornu Lorust & S.•~cah!dr• ·, - '•.! 'f· '.· , ..] • ... . i~ 1 :\i ~S I j •· •'•it_~, T·, ' -l: •' .~ J-.•i ·.., 41t::: .• _,, ' .. ... . i' ·, KtiT~i GO~~~~(~RD:~tJSE·P CAR~. .. .. ,. f, Hardtop, 8 cyi."Ai1t tranSJ' Radio ~ ., , •·. ~~~ -~"_,:..: • • '. 59 Ford Galaxi~ 500.; : J t.9oo.r Hardtop, Aut. tranf. Radio ., j , ·.. ~ . .,. 60 Ford Galaxie ~ 500 2: bOQr Buy ·d. 4J..A.,Jtt BY MRS. D. L. Sl'IREf r•• ,..., .,....,.. ;;;--..-;;:;;-;==-7.==:::.:....-:- $9, AU""r , , Kyger I lens camera and projector and Editor and Fim Reels -to· ·lnltllal7 . DWl LOWMAN . LIME,. INC. Jl@/l? I gulf 115. Timid , N.Aii(v If. Ordboary AT BLAEnNAR'S ~ M. Blberlan FOR SALE! GOOD RAILROAD TIES Rev. and Mrs. Brack Skaggs, and daughter Eunice, Wblte Oak, and Sharon McCumber, Cheshire we1 e Sunday visitors 1 . .. . . , , . . . . . . , . . . , . . . , . . . , . . . ,. . . .. . . ,. . !of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Elkins FOR SALE: Modern 4 bedroom lr I and aon La:ry. home, aluminum storm ' EXPERIENCED Willie Fraley, Columbus, anJ windows, full basement, spent Saturaay night anJ Sun· furnace heat, largelol and day with Mr. and Mrs. Tony garage. Located on Route 7, j Elkins. 1 mile from corporation line. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Sebert May be seen bY appomtment. · and family, Columbus, and Mrs. CaU WY 2-3666. g 2 6tp R th B --•·· w w v l'rom the racllotor la~est truek or were u Sunday rl.IUA:I, guests ayne. a. HOME lor rent ]D Pomeroy 3 ouUdcner to the o! Mr.· and rooms and .!>8th. WY :a-3570 . omalleot beater core. Mrs. Bobby Elklru, .nd family. ,_ll·lfc Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weimann were her BOUSE lor sale. Beside Bradislet M d Mr M lin ury •chool. Call WY 2-6542. Rif b 'NY 2--2143 Pome...., s , r. an s. ar e. Cora (Rupe) Hardin, o;;;;;--;;;;-;;;-;===;11':21~-lfc 11l'jj~~if,'~:l::::;~~~~~ Mrs. rDR SALE-Middleport's taU- Fllrllaeeo. Anold Brolllen. Piqua, underwent major surgest buUdlng. located 352 N. AI EaOI Stroe~ Poa> ery at a Piqua hospital, and Second Street, Middleport .,..,, Pb... IVY z.ua. is reoovertng satisfactorily. Prleed for quick .ale In- . 1 zo lfc Mr. and Mrs. James Wright quire at Oblo Hotel. &lrt Gneser Phlmblo .., and Mrs. Dennis Spires attend-· 1 _ 10 I& Uc Heada& ed the Northern Kentucky, and rDR SALE in Middleport, 4 M.....W., Soutbem Ohio lndepenedent Leabedroom brick bOUse, Jlad gue AU Star baseball game at haths, lot lllld a ball, out of lie bovo .0 1 tzoo Ironton Sunday. Mr. Wright I lligb water . Nieo location. Sewer Machi,.. was nominated as pla}er oo the I See by appointmen~ or call Reuouailte 1\a... s...them Ohio All Star team. WY 2-288!i or W'Y 2-3250. C.O w~ z.zr.t !lay oc Nlpt Monday guests of Mr. a n d (&J 10 tfc 7 • Uc Mrs. Wilbam Norris and fam- ..- lnlfdovl.. . RADIATOR SERV 1CE Pomeroy Landmark WY '1·'1181 J•ck CerHy . Mgr UA.mw I ® POMEROY abl:ir. 11. Pelle .,_, �__________ _ .......... ......... _...... .. ~ · ~ --····~~ . .. a. ....... - - ........._ . - - ... - ... - ~· · - ~ ~,.;... . ' ''• • ' I ' , ( . .~ ::=~1 , 1 ' • IIOW YOU ICNOW Colden ~"~ letf:nurudMd enttne fte t,JII • mile Volp II tile a.. ' • loJICOOI m.r 111 Elnpe, ....,. ill lo 1111 E!leyclopeeclla Jlri. llu!co. "'·, • ,..,_ r. r~a. MtHnta 01 n. .,.._ • - ;,,_ I VOL XVI , POMEROY-Mil NO. 121 ' • , •< fRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1964 EPORT, OHIO PRICE. FM. CENTI Rhodes Adds . . Governor Pointedly Fixes Policy on Line Leading to Reclamation of Damaged Land: IN .THE EVENING ELBERFELDS in POMEROY ARE OPEN FRIDAY FROM 9to 5.and ON SA 11 The Printzess Man Another Big Shipment For Thl• Salt! SPECIAL! 11 A Mill Closo-Out of Irregulars of Mr. Douglas Lang of the Prlntzess Co. Mr. Douglas Lang of the Printzess Co. will be on our 2nd floor Friday and Saturday. Come and see the complete Printzess line of Coats and Suits lor the new season. Mr. Lang ig wen known here as he has been selling and fitting and advising on this fine line in our store for many years. Come and select a new coat on the 2nd floor-a "Printzess Coat". piece styles ... Roiulor $12.95 UNIFORMS - - - SALE $11.00 ' . Regular $10.95 UNIFORMS _ _ _ _ SALE $9.00 RAYON PANTIES 7Sc Printed KITCHEN TOWELS FOR WOMEN The popular styles - In re&ular sizes 2 for $1.00 - extra llzel at 89c: - and r'l· size Men's Moleskin WORK PANTS Womens White Uniforms A wide selectiOn of white uniforms. ideal for beauticians, nurses . waitresses etc. White only, one and two Our Shanmont Sanforized shrunk moleskin. Extr, heavy W4!'igrt. Boat· gail drill pockeb. Waist sii· es 32 to 46 and in yuu COl'· rect lenith. Boys Lonv SIHvo FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS Colorful patterns - 100% cotton - easy to w.ab - an unusually etJod value for school an.d winter wear. AU siZes t1 to 16 . $1.95 Regular $8.95 UNIFORMS - - - - SALE $7.00 ·~.gular $7.95 UNIFORMS - - - - SALE $6.00 ~R=eg~u~lo~r~$~5.:::9~5~U~N::IF:::O:R::M~S;::.===- R!MNANTS ' Sale of Dress MATERIALS Big Savings while they last in the Drapery Dept. Girls' WORK DUNGAREES 1' Boys' B•nlon ONE SIZE CREW SOCKS multi color top, One sir.e tits all size 0 to 11. Soft comroftable, June wearing hanlon. $1.00 pairs in t)le Jewelry Department on the main floor. Elber· lelds feature the full line of the most popular and dependable watches for men, women and children. WORK TROUSERS ANOTHER BIG Boys' "Big Y1nk" SHIPMENT! WE.$TERN Men's •ncl- Young STYLE Men's ''Wranglers" BLUE JEANS Whether, you like ' the Cannon or the Ca~non Fine .Muslin She~~~~. ' DUNGAREES · WAli!INGTOf'l _ AFJ..CIO President Geoo·ga Meany said today tbat voters will face "one of the rare· pivotal electiona: in American history" in November. He urged that they Top Quolity SHIRTS your; ·· this and red also white, fleecy Uning, week, also on sale Cannon most , popul~r :rr~~:;;..:~;~et!~ wear. . 20 x 40 BATH TOWELS AT _ i 2 for 1.00 om1111, Mocllum, Largo and Extra Largo MATCHING WASH CLOTHS AT 3 for 50c ·aoja-. 511011 ..Small, Modlum, Lorgo ond Extra Lorge :.:<· .....~group urged all Amer.,.._ i~- s··to ~~g~ter .:.nd vote. He said that this election, to a &leater degree thar• m.y since before World War ll, Wll1 detide what nd 1 kindnd of a country h'ld ,~ a ch·l:r our c ~ ren ~ ~ 1 en, .ue gomg to $1.95 and the . $1.69 and CANNON TE~RY DISH TOWELS AT 3 for I.~ Men's long SIHve In pl•ids, checks •nd stripes. S, P. O~T (ilii~;' drl~~ el111cka In re'gU!ar widespread collar SWEATERS FOR SCHOOL .WEAR You should see all the uew otyle •• colors, ltylei,~brittlili ·®wn' collars 'and novelty ~let. l.c)ls of tapenKI nt stylel. , .· ~.95 NOW IS THE TIM& TO SEW YOU~ ·u find solid eoloJ1i· pljlidl and beautiful color combinations. We urge you to select your~ now and !coffl tiavii 'rial specla\~NOW. In this sale you ilte~$2.11if8li'a .~f9! TUrf Builder, when you buy,• bOx (,f Wtrutaor See4·f~r "'.9G. A box of Big W Brmd ClasSiciof$~.115; ti'ox of Pi8y Brand Seed for ts:DI or Family BIUIL fl>d5.95 . plan if you like. • FOR FALLI ~ ' # UHie Boys' Men's ancl Young Tig_, ,Jwlll " ·Men's BOYS SCHOOL PANTS Tailo..red Wash'n • 'Wear SLACKS SLACKS ' " '1,, .I .. Terltl Androw Doris Caldwoll Mary Goebel Morgarot Handley .,. TO GRADUATE SEPT. 6-Teresa Andrew, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Andrew of Long Bottom; Doris Calawell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Caldwell of Chester; Mary Goebel. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goebel of Tuppers Plains, and Margaret Handley, daughter of Mrs. John F. Handley, Pomeroy will graduate from St Joseph· School of Nursing in Parkersburg Sept. 6. Exercises are to be held at St. Francis Xavier church in Parkersburg at 3 p.m. E Ch • ..f T • 11'"7 d D• x- re, JUSlrce "'eygan t res ~ WARREN, Ohio (UPI) -Carl time in history a state Supreme came the RepubUcan leader in V. Weygandt, 76, a fonner chief Court judge had been opposed the U.S. Senate. justice cf the Ohio Supreme by a member of his court. Coacbed A1 Wooster Court who served a record 30 A Democrat, Weygandt had Weygandt helped coach var· years jn that office died mtex· been a publlc official since 1921, ' ious sports whlle working his . ~-n••e pee tedl y today o1 a' stroke. · servmg one term as m state way througb ... . . "' """ .,.. of The silver-haJred Weygandt. a representative before appoint- Wooster and never lost an in· . . Rhodes said '' We want the An attorney testifymg ~fore 1 1· ed 1 od t' a legislative committ~ in sup,. 1 1 port of more pay for Judges tol,d recreation areas, more lakes, .PHOENIX, Anz (UPI) - ReptlbllcaJirU 'J,resldentlal the lawmakers that Weygandt s orchards "nd pastures" !1-ommee Barry M. Gol dwater today was pleased with the salary was such he had to sleep The governor said It had been mmal reaction to his opening camnaign attack 1gainst In hi s off •'ce. · · t JOn d om{'stJc · and foreign · .."demonstrated" that strip mine ad mmtstra poliM.f.r The chief justice submitted lands could be reclaJmld . He I The Arizona Republir·:sn told newsmen· bt thought nationaJiy known _jurist and Big ment as a co~mon pleas judge tere~t in athletlcl. He served as his . resignation 10 years ago added, "We intend to see that reactio.n to his opE"ning -eampaign s~ · 'ibunday Wll .ve Jn. Ten footbaU official, was strlck· in Cleveland m 1922. a Btg Ten football official for durmg his f~rth term. He said it is done."' 1"mst fme." He spOke to about 5,000 jtefsons tn the tre• en at the home af A. C. Baker, Weygandt was appointed by many years, and was always at the pay of JUdges was too low Rhodes set out his Intentions shaded plaza in Presc'Jtt, Ariz., where he has started twa DOVER, Engla~ - Leouore a friend whO lives in nearby the late Gov. Vic Dona~y upon a football game on Saturday but 11e was persuaded by U.S. in a statement issued in connec- successful senatoria ~ carnp:1igns. · _ Modell, the 14-year-old Sacra-. Kinsman. He was pronounced the reeommendation of the late afternoon. Sen. Frank .t. Lausche, .at th~t tion with ordering Natural Re- The senator, who has been · menta, caUl., schoolgirl, who dead at a hospital at 4:35 a.m. Newton D. Baker, a Cleveland A tall, energette m~n who time governor, to contmue m sources Director Fred Morr and talking extertsively 1bout for- ~. Goldwater_ in . IP~ ~me the youngest person to EDT. Baker is a former presi· attorney who had served as see- prided hlmself on pbys1eal fit- office. . . Reclamation Chief Irving T. eir.. policies in the weeks since his lonf·time •. view that the swim the English Channel, said dent of Rotary International. retary of war during World nen, Weygandt never wore an Salanes of. Judge~ cannot be Dickman to me and enforce the he won the GOP presidential "cancerOWI 1t0Wf,h" of the fedtoda· her 15'2-hour swim was Weygandt was defeated for a War I. ove.r~t even in the colde~ changed dunng their term a~ regulations. They were an out· nomination in San Francisco, eral government must be halt· ~.toan• as pie." sixth term as the stale's chtef In the Ohio House of R-epre- weather. He kept his bome IR Weygandt, unable to bene f 1 gav more than eql.al time to ed, stressed that sudt ~ actlon Her coach, two-time channel · officer in 1962 by King- sentatives he clashed frequent-l;kewood, a Cleveland suburb, while in office. from saiary inattacking administratior's re- (' nnot be taken au 'ilt once. He swlrilliltr Paul Herron, said sley A. Taft, another judge on ly with another first ~ termer while chief justlce, .Jnd. often creases voted JUdges, frequentsponsibility for combating law- n. 'i t. it c:lear tt\Jt withdraW · clllll'lilllLswlllt 'l'l>url!lay _was the court, In a ctooe election. destined for high publlc SOftilll· ...Ill his olfl~ the court's ly found himseU the lowest lessness. of the central·ov-1 frolD the first' major otep or. a · tooir Weygandf'!lilirn-m "lli!dll'ot -Robert M Taft, who tater .jje- ~beJ!..!n _.,._~ G ld t th r , enterprises In whldl " Is 110w 0 wa er sa 1a year program LO have Leonore ·e na IOfl s active IDII8t be. 1 ~ evo•· become "tlle greatest female a m; 1 11111•1!1J. as a Cleveland common top lead~s are resiJOfiSible ~or tlon. -. rharatbon swimmer the world ' SAIGON, Soatll VIet N•m pleas judge. ' en~.ouragmg every .-. ommumt.Y He ooncluded hJI ~ by has ..... known." Leonore's !UP)) -Prime Mbolster NguIn 1927 he heard the Anatasla IO enforce the law. no!. let It Ireading newspaper apprailals of tim~ wes 15 houn and 32 minyen Klumb f!DDOUDct11 today Smith ca!loe. Young parents: be abused and Ignored. the campaign of lMO Iii whl& ut .. - nearly two hours under lilat be hu retamed control were told by a hospital their Persons. whether membe" Goldwater· tone was one of . Abraham Lincoln .... atte<kell the time made last year by 17· . . of the govemmeat. baby was ~ boy and ~en were or not of either the Pomeroy militancy: His v~ice rose as the weakest ~ 'eJ.ndl.. year-<Jid <.:laudia McPherson of A boat lnspeclton trop of th• Industrialized stretch of • told the ch1ld was a gorl They or Middleport Cha~be1 .of : ·atedly m 'omethmg approach- date against Stepheo ·~. St; James, Manitoba, Canada, the Kana~ha River on ~Ppt~mher 9 will highlight !1 t~o- 1 Khallh told a or.w• eonfer- sued the hospttal for the boy I Commerce, are C{)rdially lnvlt· 1•..g anger as he tossed a new who was describt!d u · a&; Who wl had be· .n the yoWigest day m~e~1ng of the OhiO Rtver Valley Water Samtat10n eucc be once agala io they had been told was their ed to hear an expert in area att<.. .:k at administration defense could eommand the support of channel swimmer until Thurs- Commtssmn (ORSA~CO). ebaree of 1ffain because of child. development nut Tuesday ev· policies. He JO said Jie shadow the party's broad eenter. Got4day. Member~ of the eight-~tate com~lsslon and its ad- "Popular delll8od." His declsThe judge ruled the hospital j ening in Pomeroy. of scandal falls on the White water said he 'wU not·eam_par. visory comm1ttees will review pollution-control efforts lon eame at tbe end tf &1.1: made a mistake and their child i William Sheehan, head of House " from the ballot box to ing himself to LincO!ft eJCepl underway in this area under direction of the West Vir- days of political maneuverlng was a girl. The parents at first I the Institute of Area De,relop- the safe deposit bo ••." 1 to the ment that, uu·~ ANKARA, Turkey - TurklJh ginia Water Resources Board. Governor William W. Bar- with Buddhist leadu. aod were disappointed but years ment, Ohio University, wlll In a significant portion of his lhe expected i:o win. .. · military Intervention In Cyprus ron of West VirginJa is expected to participate in the in- powerful army eenorall. ., decided Weygandt had been speak to the joint chambers - -==--==-- -=:...=::!:.:.:.:::.::..:::..::.:::._....__ is probable and the oossibility pection. mEn EUWII•t· ,. 1 . 1 ~~m!l correct. follow~ng a dinner at 6:30 p.m. m~::~~:r.·?.~?~'-'~11~ ot a war wit~ Greece is ap- "With the regional program Weygandt attracted attention in the Hotel Martin. fbere will be no issue of the pr~, Premier Ismet In- of stream cleanup on the main O:lio River art now provided again by breaking precedent to ' Tickets may be obtained, or Daily Sentiael (ID Monday doe onu told 1he Turkish Parlia- steJr of the Ohio River so well with sewage-purificatlm. facili· • grant probatioa to a man who arran~ed for. by contacting to the observance of Labor ment Thuraday. advanced," stated Barton A. ties. had been driving while drunk Jack C&rsey. president of the Day. "We are not only faced with Hoi!, chairman of ORSANCO, Barton Holl, who will be In· and was found guilty of man- Pomeroy Chamber; Bob CoalS, AD public aod .,·lvate .,_ the probablll1y of military in- "OU• interstate agency ls con- stalled as chairman (\J ORSAN· slaughter in a traffic accident. president of the Miodleport fices, and most business plae. tervention ln Cyprus," lnonu centrati~g attentio~ on ~ntrol 00 ~or the coming Je ls pres. hearin on a T~ convi~ted man had no and these others, ! es will be clos ~d. said to the Grand National As- efforts m the maJOr a1bu~r- id f Lo Cla Products A prelirrunary .I , prevtou:i criminal record. Dick OWen, Bob G~nt at the Schools that opened 1a 1 1 1 0 sembly lower house, "we are such as the Kanawha Riv- en. ganOhio Y nd . charge of shooting with Intent had a wife and two children. Power Co., William Blaet- Monday will be closed. AU I The Board of Diredon: of tt-t. also appr01;1.eblng a situation er Substantial progress is bet off ~ 81Qhio cha~berpre: to wound against Joe .stanley, Tbe widow of Ole man he killed tnar, Bill Grueser. and at the etber school" will oegio class- Meiga County t1J.apter of the which may "fsult in wa1 bemade by th State of West C:m;ercee Dr A C Offutt Jr., was in progress this morn- had four children. Daily Sentinel oUice on MeCh· es Tuesday, Sept. 8. American Red Cross Wednestween Greece and Turkey.u in reducing pollution te healih c~mrrtissi~r f~ ing in Judge Frank W. Porter's gran~ pro~ation on anic-St., and at the Al:hens 1, ~.. . . , ,_,..,. , " _ <W set Se 17 10 tina this stream. We want to see 1818dl wUl take office as vice- Meigs County court. he divide his income Messenger office, W. Second-st ~WJTh:""~,~~,· ""'"!'~~j'll' y pt. ! a m~ WASHINGT<'\1 - Backen of first hand what ll&s been ac- n ana, . the two families. Pomeroy, to plan the at)QlJ.B) fund driw. a senate-passed health care and what remains cbalrman. . Stanley Is charge<! with shoot· It was believed tbat Dale Kaum, fJmd drive dlalr· Social Security bill today 1Jo. done." · mg a shotgun near hos Darwin died In his sleep at the man, We! thai dlairmen and gao lo organize a rea<ue oper- 'lbe Inspection party will be home woth the ' tent of ~ound- bis longtime friend. A. z. W<Jrkui '·In ....... township• lpation of a ton•h fl•"t In the .by the U. S. Co as I .lng Roger and Duane Sidden, h · addition to ~ · 3CC are ready '10 the fund "'' boU . enll Sta 0I ' attar er, w o m udVlng House. cutter OLEANDER, sta' JUV e<. ey s - been a top Rotary Club official · dri... Miss 'lberela White, ,. Tho Senat• approved the bill doned at Pt. Pleaoant. Coast ney, Warren SheeiS, entered a was a former president of the 0 ~onal field worker, will attend Tbursday by a 110-28 vote. It Guard dlslrlct offices tl1roulbgwlty plea for the defend- Cleveland Union Stockyards the Sept. 17 meeting II Melp noto a House Senate out the Ohio Valley ·have long ant. Prosecuting Attorney Ber- Weygandt wa, 1- rn on h e Memorial Hospital. At the recent Meigs County Arthur Hoyt. dWter chall' conference committee, but ne- been cooperaUoo witb ORSAN- WIDiam E. Williams, Jr., ~. nard V. Full! wa• also ~:- family farm in Wayne County gollatlons on a compromise bill CO, notably In· J!lllteri relat- of RD 2, Augwota, Maine, was tendance at the beering tede <Coallllaed oa Page !) Fair. Syracuse Grade S c h o o I man, named a ...,.cy.wlde com· \ ~ nol expected to begin until lng to oil pollution. ..tost reOil 1 reck!... testimony w.. being accep · · COLUMRUS (UP') - Repul> received first place In lite mitte. to handle disasters. The the Jlll4dle of tbe montb. Once cently the Coast Guard hao dlarge Thorsday by h e In otber county court activl- Fonner Reoident of IJc ... • vice presidential candidate school exhibiiS . rroup lnclalleo· Eldon Gaul ,. tbo compromise Is worked out, particlpatin~ in a C.JDD911111onCounty Sberlff'o . ty today, Leonard Lunsford was WU~am E. Miller has accl!pted The theme of Its display was Cbesler; Vemoo Weber. Ru~ th• 1changes then .uu,t be ap- spoDsored anti-Utter campaign loUowlng .an m fine<' , 10 and COS IS 011 each of Middleport Dies an invitation to de"ver the "Adventures In Art." E a c h land; Victor Brown, Minertproved by both .use and Set> to ourb tbe discharge of refuse twp. at S p.m. three char e• of havlllf< ,.. op- WiiUam WaiSon Russell, keynote speech at h• Republl- room exhibited art work that ville · 11ermm London, Syra. at . ,'lbe original House biD con- from boats. I pleaded guilty erator's ll~~nse. Spet':(a''ll in ex- a former reside~t 1 • • • ean State Convention here Sept. had been made during the cuse; Tom Wolfe, ~cine; Vir· ' talned ,.. health oare provl· ORSANCO will hold Its regu. COUnty COII11 lollay cess of road condltioot., and pori and a ret1red ptpef1tter 17. . • school year. with Mr. Larry gil ' Aikins, Harrfsorwllle; 0.. sions. . meeting 1n W. fined '15 and cosll by drlvlnt! an unreglotered vebic- for lhe N.Y.e. Raolroa~, State Cluurman Ray C. B"ss Wolfe's room displaying the vic1 YOII, Great Bend: Virgl . . on Septem; ~ At Frank w~ Porter, Jr. le. suddenly at has home ·1-~ Fort also confirmed that Barry M. most elaborate adventures in Roush, Letart; Nellie Vale, S. SANTIAGO, Cldle eoU· time commissioners deputies said Wayne, Ind. Sunday. Goldwater Jr., son of the party art. lem and Columbla Townships. DlltedUmiiUon~~·";lf:~=~York Virginia, West ran Into a truck William E . Wllllamo, Jr. was He was preceded in death by pr"'ldential candidate, will On the table was a miniature The tuber<ulools X-ray unit 1 1 P,relldent tilOaJ. In Pennsylvania, Ol!lo, J . Koblenm. 35, '" and ""'Is for reckle11 his first "de, 1da Mae Leifheit speak at the convention. village of Syracuse which was to be In Melp County Sept. Do Wb~ could brtnt,to pll\¥01' and Keniucky will Star Route at. the Robert , Stephenson, In 11151. In May of 1963 he was Miller will addres a night very attractive. This tiny vii· Oct. I was annOUIICed. The .'flrlt· avow... llarllst the 3tctus of of the Oak Hill. $10 'and cost., Insecure married to Cledythe Russell session ol' the convention in the lage showed the streets, river, nut bloodmobile visit WBt set Wlr an election In ll!e · Interstate pollutlo. ~tala Route 248. Melvin Rouah, !6 and who survives. Mr. Russell Palace Theater and I park. all public buildingo, cbUI' far Oct. l!l wltb the Mlddlepol< measur.s. More !han a Aulborldes repqrled that unsafe operation, a n d ell In Middleport unUI 1917 network will carry It cbeo, gas otatiOllJ, grocery Child Clon-..1101' Leape II dollar• hao been · hft the trUck Mlgb~ $10 and oosll, he moved to Bucyrus. He 12 television stations in stores, post office and lbe ..,.. the eoiioteen. far by munlcipallbeo by Koblenbl when be turnOd to .,.....,lse cautlou. Re- Uved In Ft. Wayne the major cities. l!Chool building. Mrs. R u t h C. E. Bllkulee, executlvo Iii Ohio the 1f8Vel fOIIli CutUp forfeited 1 fl$ bond two years. FUneral Barry Go I d w a I e r Jr. will Steams and her third grade II!Oftllry, leporlad on home '· for nld· Ito tboulht a disturbing the peace were beld 'lbursday at 3 speak at an afternoon session. had spent many boul'! of work and a water sofety not ,colnc: to 'l lop at the Wise Funeral home Miller's speech will be lhe on this display. m.eting wu IIDDClllllced lllr lnleraectlom i>f Roull llll Bucyruo. (11'81 . campaign ,appearonce In' The following teacllen and Sept. U. · IUrlied llllli> lite Cit · SATVRDAY Ohio by eltber of the GOP friends worked at the lair to ---Alllti!:ST in. 1111· ~tlenjpt to avoid REPORTED national .. ndidales. arrange the booth! Mr. and COORSI!: TO OIAJII& 1 · ' The Middleport Band Boost- 'lbe Ohio State Patrol rt> Mrs. Larry Wolle, Mr. and Due to tile Wmnen'o lnvltaU.IVJ ers ABiocloUon will ljiOI1BDr i porls lhe arrest of 'lhl•ley eo,' LOCAL TEMPS .Mrs. Clifford Morris, Mri. tk.all Golf 'l'ouma;nent, 1111 thiJ eomiD1 sat~'l Teen- er, 22, . Middleport, . who The temperature in Pome- Ruth Steam!J and dall(lbtor, Jlo. J!omeroy, Golf 0lutte wiD Ill I c0f cEvent ·I re- I I . CORDUROY 'TROUSERS. *ill** Red Cross to · Shootmg• Case .-0 PlanFulid ·. Is Jn Court Driveonl7th :;o- Mil} 1' d er appe T Speak{I..ur GOP Meetlng • Mam·e Man I·s Cited to Court i goes waist. All sizes 32 to M i.n dark ereen. Sao~ forized shrunk, he,:vy duty pockets. 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Rhodes today ap- the !trip mine board of revi~w Ionly one year at 1 timl. • proved four more regulations he which studied the law at the Access roada and fire 1lnle said would tighten control of , governor's request last June. Rl1odes a.ui, must be locatlill strip mine operations . I The Regulations, the governor and constructed "to Mll'ft 6 The regulations deal with said, were aimed at compac- purposes praertbed In U,. erosion control, reclamation tion, drainage, and vegetation law ... He J8id .tbeJ muat -,.. time llrnits, access roads, fire a:; factors in the control of adequately ctiined and prollfd.. lanes, and planting. erosion. He said the law pro- ed against erosice" IJ1d l'tliif ' . The new regulations bring to ~i~ed gra~ng that would. "min· from the rninlo&.and ~ e1ght the number Rhodes has muze eros1on due to ramfall.'' of coal could not be IB!d Ill approved in the past three Another regulation will stop their construction.. weeks. Previously he approved miners from waiting two years The fourtb ~0111 ~ rules governing waler poUution before completing their reclam- ed for "cootrofl.q( ~ d control, dams and . impound- a~on if erosion control or other i time of plantiJii• 1if ~~bnet ments, advance planmng of re- purposes of the law make earli- land. This Will .,a, · ~led. clamation and use of strip mine er compliance necessary. I Rhodes said, K.i..bere ,. r--• areas, and grading of the sur- The reclamation cnief was Ito minimize eiosion." He U face after mining. empowered to order reclama-1the custom is for mioerl to wait "This tightening up on the ation completed "al once" and , until sprloi for pl•nlinl on4 strip mine law should produce oroered to stop granting exten- seeding but In some.,.... thiJ better reclamation." Rhodes sions of time in carrying out might be requlred "wllerever said. 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SALE $4.00 Boys' Athletic CUSHION SOLE WAilllNGTON 'lbe Mlclweottrn bloc asserted liS er Thurtday In scoring liS ·vk:tqry Ill C.ngress by blocking ~!ton ol the 14UIU-mtllion dollar environmental beslth center within the Washington area. Th\Jrlumpb of the bloc, not yet tully organized, came with p811180 ol the 17 billion appro. priaUon bill for the Health, Education and We! fa. e Department & Labor '~partment.. The bill prqvided '1 million to plan the health center, hut specified it may not be erected within iii miles ol here. ' ' 1 ...... ,.. -; t syraCUSe w·IRS ·· F'lfSt PI In Exhib'Its bOtm oANcl ~ =~~":: ~~~~dance=; · !" .:~!""' m.. at thO . t.lli!illeport 1 to 11 cited to GaiUpolil coui1 day on charges of ~ '!llhout cautloa. 1 · ~·s today buslrieS8 district at 11:211 ·wao n clqreeo, 11!1IUIIIIY *leo. bin, Mrs. Anna IIIJ4;tn, Mia claled to llle p1b11c ..0 ~ Rose Easterday, and :Mrs. El- day, ~ 11, Ulllll I ,. ma ~ priDclpaL m. tbat di!;Y. ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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